Stories about Health
Enola Gay and the witchy origin of the first AIDS protest
35 years later, the 'Blood & Money' ritual outside Livermore Lab reveals the intricacy of SF's protest movement.
Fighting Trump’s bill to keep immigrants from any public assistance
'Public charge' rule would be one of the cruelest measures yet; here's what advocates are doing to stop it.
Will progressive Democratic Party slate collapse over D5 race?
Tenants worked to elect progressives to run the local Democratic Party; now some of those members appear ready to vote against the tenant choice. Plus: Who will stand up to Dede Wilsey and her support for Trump?
Juul sues over ballot handbook language
Company wants a judge to stop the city from saying the vaping initiative could overturn existing bans on flavored tobacco.
Taylor Swift shows political side on new album ‘Lover’
Her seventh release reflects a confidence with speaking out and expanding her sound, while amping up the musical hooks.
Milk Club narrowly opposes Big Tobacco
Close vote on vaping measure spurs discussion of greater transparency at SF democratic clubs.
Facebook money pushes Chiu housing bill
Complex regional housing bill is driven by tech and development interests with no concern for out-of-control office growth.
Excelsior residents oppose new luxury housing project
Critics say Ocean Ave project has too little affordable housing and not enough room for working-class families.
Joan Jett Blakk for President, perpetually!
The subject of an acclaimed new play, drag talk show host and presidential candidate Terence Alan Smith looks back on his trailblazing life.
Never again is now: A month of protests at ICE headquarters in SF
Daily actions will call attention to the horrors immigrants face in modern concentration camps.