76 Months — And What the Courtroom Could Not Hold
Kevin Epps was sentenced to 76 months in state prison, causing grief and loss for his family and community, who had come to rely on his trust and leadership during... Read more.
San Francisco, This Is the Test: Will You Show Up for Kevin Epps — Or Look Away Again?
On April 8, 2026, Kevin Epps, Executive Editor of the San Francisco Bay View National Black Newspaper, will face sentencing in Department 13, and the outcome will... Read more.
“WHAT IS ‘GREEN’ ABOUT HUNTERS POINT?”
CalEnviroScreen 5.0, a tool used to measure environmental racism, has been criticized for not accurately reflecting the lived reality of Hunters Point, San Francisco,... Read more.
The Price of Being Poor – Part 5
Erris Edgerly, founder of Brothers for Change, is asking people to share stories of ignored habitability issues in Public Housing and Malik Washington, journalist... Read more.
The Price of Being Poor — Part 4: The People Fight Back
Tenants in San Francisco have organized a grassroots movement to confront corporate slumlords and demand that the City take action to enforce habitability laws and... Read more.
‘They Have the Money. We Have the People.’
The Working Families Party is challenging the influence of money in San Francisco politics by building power through organized people, and urging volunteers to get... Read more.
Whispers of Waste: At India Basin, Art, Ancestry, and Community Power Rise Together
Bayview-Hunters Point celebrated the unveiling of "Whispers of Waste," a 13-foot sculpture created by Bayview-based artist Zulu Heru, which is a testament to the... Read more.
The Price of Being Poor — Part 3: Silence Is a Choice
City Attorney David Chiu and Mayor Daniel Lurie have the legal authority to prevent the suffering of tenants in San Francisco, but have chosen not to use it, despite... Read more.
Building Affordability in an Unaffordable City: Inside San Francisco’s Housing Reality
San Francisco is making progress in reconnecting displaced families to housing, but the gap between income and affordability remains, with only 44 certificate holders... Read more.
Closed Door Legal – How San Francisco Gives Millions to a Nonprofit That Refuses to Serve the Black Community It Claims to Represent
Open Door Legal, a San Francisco nonprofit, has been accused of accepting public funds to provide legal services to vulnerable residents in Bayview-Hunters Point,... Read more.