Booked In San Francisco: Jail Library Quietly Becomes A National Model
San Francisco Public Library’s jail program has won Mellon funding and national attention for training, standards and reentry-focused services. Advocates say books reduce boredom and recidivism risk.
SF Jail Sex Assault Fury: Lawyers Rip Cops Over Slow-Walked Case
Attorneys filed a claim accusing city agencies of moving too slowly after a sheriff’s deputy allegedly sexually assaulted a transgender inmate in a downtown jail. The deputy was fired, but prosecutors have not filed charges six months later.
Berkeley Shock Poll Puts GOP Dark Horses On Top In California Governor Scramble
A new UC Berkeley/LA Times poll shows two Republicans leading California’s gubernatorial field as Democrats split the vote and voter engagement lags. The top‑two system raises new stakes ahead of June.
Marin Headlands Cliff Plunge Claims Libertarian Author Brian Doherty
Longtime Reason editor Brian Doherty died after a fall at Battery Yates in the Marin Headlands. He was 57 and was known for Radicals for Capitalism.
Vallejo Rapper LaRussell Torches Timeline With Controversial 'Heaven Sent' Trump Track
Vallejo rapper LaRussell says controversial lines in his new song were an artistic statement after a clip calling Trump, Epstein and Hitler "heaven-sent" drew online backlash.
Owners of The Café In Castro Set to Open Restaurant & Bar in Long Vacant Street-Level Space
The owners of Castro nightclub The Café are set to open a restaurant and bar in the long-vacant ground-floor space at 2367 Market Street.
Napa Suspect Nabbed After 130 MPH Sprint Into Vallejo
A 21-year-old was arrested after police say a stolen car reached about 130 mph during a pursuit from Napa that ended in Vallejo; he faces felony and misdemeanor charges.












