Stories about Journalism
Fake news and viral lies: de Young show and panel examine propaganda
"Rumors, Retweets, and Reason" panel and "Weapons of Mass Seduction" exhibit look at the power and prevention of misinformation.
The Agenda: Standing up to the cops
In an unprecedented move, most of City Hall is demanding that the police union accept reforms before getting a raise. Plus: Budget priorities and the real story behind the mayor's inaccurate Hetch Hetchy resolution. That's the Agenda, April 30 - May 6
You’re invited to the 48 Hills Fifth Anniversary May Day Gala!
Join us May 1, 6pm-8pm, at Mission Cultural Center for food, drinks, entertainment, and more!
Always, forced to move
Talking about displaced people, around the world and here at home
Lessons from Stop the Draft Week 50 years ago
In 1967, protesters filled the streets of Oakland to stop the draft. Seven faced serious charges -- and their message still resonates today
Tears (and bubbly) for Bubbles
The brutal murder of a beloved, outspoken DJ and artist brought the city together to grieve on Sunday evening.
Capturing queer liberation’s legends and lovers
Photographer Dan Nicoletta's incredible new book 'LGBT San Francisco' documents four decades of essential history.
The Agenda, July 10-16: A landlord attack on ballot initiatives …
... plus what to do when robots take all our jobs, and Prince Gavin hides from the press. We look at the coming week
Fuck you and your toxic masculinity, Mr. President
Trump's attacks on women reporters are just a sign of his insecurity
Surfing the docs
East Bay punk, Russian dash-cams, 'Tokyo Idols' -- SF DocFest rides a wave of global insights.