Monthly Archives: August 2025

San Francisco’s once proud maritime edge is unraveling — one pier, piling and wharf at a time. From District 2’s Aquatic Cove to the sunken piers of District 10’s industrial southeast, a clear pattern has emerged: institutional neglect, bureaucratic deflection and a failure to maintain the Bay’s foundational infrastructure. Now, even the youth are feeling the fallout.

In a time when our children face invisible dangers behind screens and within school walls, a movement is building to reclaim their safety and well-being.

“I’m a union painter,” said Tory Carpenter. He had worked on the 2007 renovations under AIMCO. “That job was union. This one isn’t. They’re using the cheapest labor and cheapest materials.”

Sorce is an Oakland-based graffiti artist who does creative art pieces and inner city tagging in an attempt to reclaim public space and project artistic freedom.

Bred in the Bay, Lisa Tealer is not new to this – she is true to this! It is by no coincidence that after 30 years in the biotech field she would find herself as the executive director of the extremely impactful nonprofit in San Mateo County, Bay Area Community Health Advisory Council (BACHAC), focused on improving health in the African American community.

Community-oriented. Poised. Empathetic. Driven. These are just a few adjectives to describe Cydney Nunn, a leader who strives to make the world feel seen and heard, whether this be as a CBS news producer or as the Managing Director of the Ruth Williams Opera House. 

C-Note’s continued imprisonment is a moral failure .His art, advocacy and rehabilitative record demand his immediate release!