Burlingame Mourns 4-Year-Old Ayden Fang: Community Calls for Pedestrian Safety Measures
Burlingame mourns 4-year-old Ayden Fang, killed when a car driven by a 19-year-old hit him after an e-bike collision. A vigil was held, and a GoFundMe supports safety initiatives and a memorial scholarship.
San Rafael Nurses Rally Against Kaiser Layoffs Amid Fears of Degrading Patient Care
Kaiser Permanente's San Rafael nurses are protesting the layoff of 42 RNs and NPs, which they claim will affect patient care despite the company's $13 billion profit last year.
Sonoma County Unveils New Online Hub to Boost Wildfire Resilience and Community Education
Sonoma County has launched SonomaCountyResilient.org, a new website to help reduce wildfire risks and improve ecosystem resilience. It offers resources, a hub for information, and highlights the county's proactive measures against wildfires.
San Francisco Schools Open with Certified Educators Amid Payroll Challenges, SFUSD and Mayor Lurie Reaffirm Commitment to Community Safety
SFUSD welcomes back nearly 50,000 students with a qualified educator in every classroom, amidst financial challenges and a new payroll system causing paycheck errors for some educators.
San Francisco's Transgender District Fights Back with Riot Fund Amid Federal and Local Budget Cuts
The Transgender District in San Francisco has launched the Riot Fund to raise $100,000 over three years due to significant federal and local funding cuts. Programs are on hold and the annual Riot Party will support the fund.
San Jose Mayor Advocates for 'Operation Clean-Up Columbus' Amid Concerns from LGBTQ+ Homeless Community
Mayor Matt Mahan has launched 'Operation Clean-Up Columbus' to dismantle a large homeless encampment in Columbus Park, San Jose, amid concerns voiced by LGBTQ+ residents about the lack of suitable shelter options and their safety.
Halloween in the Castro Returns as a Night Market
Pending some city approvals, Halloween in the Castro will return for the third time this year as a tamer version of the long-gone legendary block party, though perhaps a bit more festive with a street closure this time.
San Francisco Schools and Community Rally for Improved Student Attendance with "Be Here!" Campaign
SFUSD and SPARK SF Public Schools launch the "Be Here!" campaign to improve student attendance and secure vital state funding by promoting class attendance.
SEIU Local 1021 Workers in Novato End Strike, City Services to Resume Amid Continuing Labor Negotiations
SEIU Local 1021 workers in Novato ended a three-day strike, returning to work amid ongoing labor agreement negotiations. City operations are resuming, with some delays expected.
San Jose Unveils Sunrise Pavilion: New Affordable Housing for Former Foster Youth in Santa Clara County
San Jose opens Sunrise Pavilion, an affordable housing community for former foster youth, providing a mix of permanent and transitional units with on-site services for skill acquisition and support.












