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Trial of Kevin Epps: Judge Ferrall explains himself
Reviewing his own conduct, Ferrall demonstrated just how untethered he has been all along. He equated the dissatisfaction of both defense and prosecution as proof of his fairness.
Shared tragedy, hope for shared healing, and a plea for Kevin...
We pray that Kevin be allowed to raise his children and do his vital work in the community pending appeal. Kevin has been a model citizen during the 9-plus-year ordeal since the shooting and has proven he is neither a flight risk nor a threat to public safety. I pray for grace and mercy for all of us.
Letter from the courtroom on the sentencing of Kevin Epps: The...
The media, the institution designed to hold our systems accountable, failed one of its own. Not by covering the verdict incorrectly, but by treating presence as optional when presence is everything.
Acquitted of murder, convicted anyway: Epps trial reveals racial gap in...
California’s Castle Doctrine, which allows homeowners and residents to use reasonable — including deadly — force against intruders, was supposed to protect people in that situation. It didn’t protect Epps.
Legal, ethical questions remain as Epps trial sentencing date nears
“There is too much that happened to give anybody the sense that this was a proper prosecution and a proper conviction. They ... did so much wrong in order to bring this man into the criminal justice system.” - Judge Harbin-Forte
GLIDE opens community barbershop connecting haircuts to health, healing and hope
GLIDE celebrates its newest initiative — a community barbershop designed to connect men with critical health and support services.
Kaiser Permanente San Francisco provides a $25,000 grant to the San...
The San Francisco Bay View Foundation has launched a new collaboration with Kaiser Permanente San Francisco to support the San Francisco Bay View newspaper internship program.
Broken promise: HUD co-ops and the fight for Black San Francisco
The first round of San Francisco’s housing cooperatives supported by HUD was intended to be a shield against displacement, but many of these same housing cooperatives are now on the brink of disaster, leaving Black people and poor people of all nationalities to wonder how “ownership” has become another word without meaning. This feature begins our ongoing series of stories tracing the money, the paper trail, and most importantly, the people fighting for their homes.
From Murder Capital to Silicon Valley Crossroads: Mayor Webster Lincoln and...
At just over a year into his council term—after winning election in November 2024—Mayor Webster Lincoln is now the face of a city caught between its storied past and a tech-fueled future.
Calls grow for accountability as Prosecutor Jonathan Schmidt accused of misconduct...
Prosecutorial miscoduct may generate more cynicism towards the DA’s Office and, as a result, witnesses will be less likely to cooperate with it as it will not be seen as an impartial dispenser of justice but as an adversary.
In the Epps murder trial, the prosecutor who defined misconduct is...
At its core, the Epps trial poses a simple question: Do Black men have the same right to defend themselves in their homes that the law purports to guarantee to everyone?
Stand with Kevin Epps: A Black historian on trial for murder
Amplify the demand that this prosecution end. Call on District Attorney Brooke Jenkins to drop the charges — not as a favor, but as a recognition that this case is soaked in racialized double standards and shaky evidence.
Justice for Kevin Epps, San Francisco’s Native Son
It is in the discretion of DA Brooke Jenkins to drop this case, and justice would be better served if she did — its continuation means that it is not only Kevin Epps who stands on trial, but the city that raised him.
Society of Professional Journalists honors SF Bay View Executive Editor Kevin...
SF Bay View Executive Editor Kevin Epps will receive the Silver Heart Award at the Society of Professional Journalists' 40th Annual Excellence in Journalism Awards on Nov. 13.
Building equity, brick by brick: The Bay View Nonprofit Boot Camp
The San Francisco Bay View Foundation Nonprofit Boot Camp can grow into an event that not only uplifts current leaders, but also empowers the next generation to step into these non-profit leadership roles with confidence and clarity.
‘Black and Proud’: SF Bay View Foundation’s Nonprofit Boot Camp returns...
The SF Bay View Foundation’s Nonprofit Boot Camp returns as a sanctuary and strategy space for Black-led change on Saturday, June 28, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Opera House, 4705 Third St.
Black and Brown builders lead transformative affordable housing project in San...
“We are the people we’ve been waiting for,” said Derek Smith of Marinship. “And now, we’re building the city we deserve.”
Women’s Club honors leaders at 44th annual Sojourner Truth Awards
Each award recipient shared personal stories of perseverance, purpose and community, offering powerful reflections on their journeys.
Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie begins journey with Bayview community lunch at Gumbo...
“I plan to make it easier for our small businesses here, not harder,” Lurie declared. “You have an ally in City Hall in me.”
Yolanda Jones: Celebrating a Black Queen and a BOSS!
Huge love, Herculean accomplishments and eternal light burning bright in the Bayview Hunters Point Community and beyond as beloved Black Queen Yolanda Jones transitions to the Ancestors spreading her human spirit and ‘We gonna do this!’ along her journey into the Universe. Rest in peace Yolanda Jones.















