Supes weigh resolutions to declare racism a public health crisis, support BLM movement "To change history, we must confront it." By Bay City NewsJune 23, 20200 Government
Health department breaks down state Covid-19 case demographics The California Department of Public Health announced Saturday that the total number of Covid-19 coronavirus cases in ... By Bay City NewsApril 12, 2020 Beyond SFBay
Three family members in custody for alleged hate crime assault on teen Three members of a family are suspected of tying up and assaulting an African American teen in ... By Bay City NewsAugust 23, 2019 Crime
Oakland mayor shares concerns over police reform pace Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said on Thursday that a federal judge is justified in criticizing her city’s ... By Bay City NewsAugust 22, 2019 East Bay
SF considers eliminating library fines San Francisco’s Public Library officials could soon decide to eliminate fines for overdue materials. By Jerold ChinnJanuary 14, 2019 News
Thousands of Bay Areans take to streets for Women’s March Tens of thousands of people - public officials, social justice organizations and private individuals - are gearing up for the Women's Marches held ... By Bay City NewsJanuary 20, 20180 News
Third Baptist Church declared SF landmark San Francisco's oldest African-American church was designated as a city landmark this week. By Bay City NewsNovember 15, 2017
Tesla labels lawsuit alleging workplace racism as ‘extortion’ Tesla Motors responded Tuesday to allegations that racial slurs were used against black workers at their factory ... By Bay City NewsNovember 15, 2017
SF Superior Court Bench elects first female African-American judge The San Francisco Superior Court Bench elected its first female African-American presiding judge. By Bay City NewsOctober 9, 2016
$6K reward for escaped inmate’s capture Law enforcement officials this morning are looking for the public's help in locating a man who escaped ... By Bay City NewsMarch 14, 2015