San Francisco police stations to hang ‘Black Lives Matter’ posters — an idea the police union rejected
San Francisco police stations will soon display large “Black Lives Matter” posters — a move...
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Author: Julian Mark
Laid off for a positive COVID-19 test? SF supervisor seeks to make that illegal.
Supervisor Hillary Ronen is proposing legislation that would protect workers from being laid off...
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Alan Beatts to remain at Borderlands Books following abuse allegations
Borderlands Books owner Alan Beatts said on Thursday he will remain with his Valencia Street...
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The great burger war goes to the Red Cafe
Julian, 20-something, and Mark, 70-something, are on a journey to find the Mission’s best burger....
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COVID-19 didn’t stop the ‘Fastest Hill Bomb’ on Dolores Street
One might think there’s a higher philosophical purpose for bombing down Dolores Street on a...
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Borderlands Books owner publicly accused of sexual assault by daughter, domestic violence by ex-girlfriend
Former girlfriend alleges she was held at knifepoint The owner of Borderlands Books, Alan Beatts,...
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15 residents displaced following 2-alarm fire on Mission Street
A two-alarm fire broke out at a three-story residential building and a restaurant on Mission...
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SF police union threatens ‘aggressive’ legal action against Police Commission
The San Francisco Police Officers Association said Friday it was ready to “take the most...
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SF Police Commission draws a line in the sand over POA demands to meet and confer
At Wednesday night’s Police Commission meeting, a fiery public commenter told the commissioners...
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SF Police Commission: Racial bias statistics remain ‘disturbing’
Members of the San Francisco Police Commission say they’re unsettled by recent police...
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The great burger war goes to Double Decker
Julian, 20-something, and Mark, 70-something, are on a journey to find the Mission’s burger. If...
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SFPD to explicitly ban officers from using their knees on the necks of civilians
The San Francisco Police Department is amending its use of force policy to explicitly bar officers...
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‘Taking too long’: What an SFPD policy for Deaf people says about police reform
In the summer of 2016, a 73-year-old Deaf woman suffering from dementia allegedly tried to pull...
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BART shifts $2M away from police department, as director defends Confederate general Robert E. Lee
The Bay Area Rapid Transit’s reckoning with internal racism played out in real-time on Thursday as...
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The Burger War goes to The World of Noodles
Mark, We were just at the dawn of our burger showdown when I passed by one of my absolute...
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Hair salons, tattoo parlors, museums, zoos, outdoor bars — all set to reopen next Monday
Hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, tattoo parlors, museums, zoos, outdoor bars, and outdoor...
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