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Classmates of a Black 11-Year-Old Protest the Safeway That Wrongly Accused Him of Stealing
His mother said the recent killings of Black men, like Andrew Brown Jr. and Daunte Wright, played a role in her son’s fear when the store guard stopped him.
This Elderly Asian Woman Beat Her Attacker With a Stick and Left Him Bloodied
Xiao Zhen Xie, 76, was attacked less than a day after eight people, six of them Asian women, were shot and killed near Atlanta.
Uber Rider from Hell Has Turned Herself In—and She’s Facing Years in Prison
Arna Kimiai, 24, was caught on video coughing on her driver and pulling off his mask in San Francisco last week.
Woman Goes on IG Live in a Bra to Not Apologize for Coughing on Uber Driver
“And he lucky as hell I ain’t have nothing on me,” she says. “Cause if we would’ve played with me, bruh, it would’ve been a whole different story.”
San Francisco Police Commissioner Doesn’t Want to Arm Teens
San Francisco city supervisors are calling for John Hamasaki's resignation after a tweet in which he suggested there are reasons why people carry guns.
Why Cops Are Finally Getting Indicted in San Francisco
Before Chesa Boudin took office, San Francisco had never charged a police officer in the severe injury or death of a civilian.
Rookie Cop Prosecuted Over Homicide for First Time Ever in San Francisco
District Attorney Chesa Boudin, who ran on a progressive platform, announced the charges.
A SF Grocer Is Selling 'Organic Fall Leaves' for $15 a Bunch
Bi-Rite's "grower's bunch" includes three stems and all of the leaves that are still attached for the low price of a month of Netflix.
A San Francisco 'Co-Living' Startup Suddenly Shut Down, Leaving Tenants In Limbo
Tenants, landlords, and lawyers were sent a letter warning there were "no funds available” to pay any of their claims or bills.
Controversy Continues Over SF Restaurant Serving $200 Meals in Private Domes
Tension is flaring over the optics of serving an opulent meal to diners in plastic bubbles mere feet away from encampments for homeless people.
New Video Shows Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri Was Pushed First by Cop
The footage shows a sheriff's deputy pushing Masai Ujiri twice while Ujiri tried to get on the court after his team won their first ever NBA championship.
Judge Denies Uber and Lyft Delay in Classifying Drivers as Employees
As it stands, Uber and Lyft now have one week until they are forced to stop misclassifying their drivers.