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The Quinngorithm: an interview wit’ the prolific Frisco lyricist San Quinn
Since the pandemic, San Francisco’s Hip Hop scene has been leading the Bay Area Hip Hop movement like it never has before
PACC fights court corruption
A termination of parental rights finding forever severs children from their parents. For countless parents, it is the end of the line after an extended period of profound suffering.
Say hello to Robbie Jackson, our ad manager!
The ability to express myself across multiple mediums is my birthright. It’s a generational blessing in my tribe. Writing, public speaking, singing etc is something I have done from the moment I have been able to.
Bay View’s new editor-in-chief!
by Xion Abiodun
The Bay View has a new editor-in-chief! The honorable title has been given to JR Valrey, minister of information, writer, author, activist and teacher. He has been working with the Bay View...
Steatopygia and the modern Venus
The history of racism in medical science and sexualization of Black Beauty. The story of Sarah Baartman.
Shawn Richard: Haight street’s first Black equity dispensary owner through the SF office of...
One such story of triumph recalls the life of Shawn Richard. Having made it alive through the War on Drugs, native San Franciscian Shawn Richard’s has broken through all social hurdles placed in front of him.
Black on Black solutions: ‘Batters Up, Guns Down’ neighborhood softball league opener is March...
The men's season for Bats Up Guns Down is set to begin on March 26th, 2023, weather permitting. The first tournament event will be held on April 8th, 2023, which will be an Autism Awareness and Pre-Easter Celebration for kids.
Jamal Hart, grandson of Mumia Abu-Jamal, reflects on the 42 years of his grandfather’s...
Freedom should be the only mission of any campaigns that uplift his name and the only goal in mind at this point.
SF launches Guaranteed Income for Transgender People (G.I.F.T.)
The G.I.F.T. of relief shines bright for the great needs of our people.
Bigger than what you think: an interview into the mind of Oakland Hip Hop...
Con B lights it up with power and respect.
San Francisco DA’s Office of Child Abuse
The message is clear: the village will defend the children by any means necessary.
City abandons 60 houseless people in Bayview RV lot: ‘Everything we own is soaking...
We have been abandoned here with no way to warm ourselves, our vehicles, or to dry out our clothing or bedding. Everything we own is soaking wet and we are dying from exposure.
SFSU students speak up following threat of campus violence
Community Journalist Sierra Bourne interviewed SFSU students following a threat of armed violence on campus on the evening of Sept. 28, 2021.
Burned to death on the streets of San Francisco
The intentional burning death of a sleeping homeless community member begs the question: Who are we?
LWOP is a death sentence: Give Stanley Bernard Davis a chance for parole!
California still has the death penalty in place, renamed to make the act of State Murder more comfortable for the citizenry.
God bless you for helping Sam!
Sam Johnson is fighting for his young life and with hope laced with anguish, friends are asking for prayers and community offerings to help Sam’s family and save this precious human life.
San Francisco DA Boudin announces groundbreaking civil prosecution against ghost gun manufacturers and retailers
SF DA Chesa Boudin with Keker Van Nest & Peters, LLP and Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence puts a bite in the death-for-profit ghost gun industry.
Turning off the gas
Barry Hermanson shares how we could stop poisoning ourselves, our children and the Planet, save lives and pay PG&E less by just turning off the gas.
Winners and winners: Big takeaways from new rent law benefitting landlords and tenants
Signed into law by Gov. Newsom, AB 832 updates California’s eviction moratorium rules, extends it and brings over $5 billion in federal relief to renters and landlords alike, with 15.79 percent identified as Black or African American.
SFUSD lost touch with 8,800 students during the pandemic
Harmfully affecting the education and well-being of students of color and many others over the past school year, COVID-19 has revealed the San Francisco Unified School District’s critical failures during the pandemic.