Pushing back against attacks on science, supporters Monday announced plans for a 2026 ballot initiative to spur medicine and public health investments.

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Tens of thousands of people marched in San Francisco Saturday for the second national “No Kings” protest, making it one of the largest — and most artistic — in recent years to focus collective scorn ...

Jose Ng, left, and Ah Yee, center, organizers with Chinese for Affirmative Action, canvassed Chinatown businesses Friday offering information about what to do if federal immigration officials enter ...

Mayor Daniel Lurie says his phone call with President Trump the evening of Oct. 22 was instrumental in canceling a federal troop deployment, but his office is not sharing details of the conversation.

Da Ming Chen, owner of Ming Kee restaurant, cuts up roast chicken for customers. He’s been preparing traditional Cantonese-style barbecue shops for nearly three decades. Credit: Seamus Geoghegan / ...

President Trump pushed for policies to crack down on homelessness and ban encampments in an executive order issued last summer. Credit: Noah Arroyo / San Francisco Public Press Sirens blaring, ...

Ying Shan Mei is a bridge between immigrant janitors and a union trying to adjust to economic and technological changes. Cleaning office buildings used to be steady work, but first the pandemic, and ...

An intergenerational group plays mahjong in Chinatown at the September 2025 night market. Credit: Zhe Wu / San Francisco Public Press Xinling Wang avoided San Francisco’s Chinatown for years. When she ...

Julissa Gutierrez, who lost her CalFresh benefit, now relies on the East Oakland Collective’s food distribution service for fresh produce. Credit: Audrey Mei Yi Brown / San Francisco Public Press ...

During a fraught election cycle with fear of immigration raids, preliminary results show how San Francisco’s Latino-heavy neighborhoods voted.