Stories about Sacramento
SF Superior Court ends Zero Bail Policy, threatening public health
In a secretive and inexplicable move, judges decide that even minor crimes can keep suspects in jail for up to 30 hours -- as jail COVID cases rise by 40 percent.
The next chancellor: An open letter to the City College trustees
OPINION: The board needs to hire someone who believes in the broadest mission of the school.
The dangerous, inaccurate reporting on homelessness and the COVID crisis
SF Chron blows up a non-story and promotes the mayor's myth about homeless people.
Tom Ammiano’s feisty new memoir tells all, from Milk to mayoral run
In 'Kiss My Gay Ass,' the eminent politico, activist, comedian, teacher, and personality spills the tea.
Puff: Cannabis-loving care for Mom
Nothing says Mother's Day like CBD-infused eye-cream, a virtual spa moment, and a gift box of cannabis goodies. (Hey, it can work for dads, too.)
Immigrants sue for release from Yuba County and Mesa Verde jails
People who have committed no crime are being held in unsafe and potentially deadly conditions, lawsuit says.
City College board fires chancellor
At a critical time for the school, trustees have to seek a new leader who has community credibility.
Noise Pop snaps, crackles, and jangles with surprises and new favorites
Sarchasm, Habibi, Seablite, DJ QBert, Angelica Garcia, Helado Negro, Tré Burt, and many more filled a week with great music.
Noise Pop’s latest round showcases newcomers
Among more familiar names like Washed Out and Lower Dens are fresh gems Victoria Canal, Angelica Garcia, more
Swept to death
From San Francisco to San Bernardino, unhoused communities are dying from 'sweeps' and criminalization -- and resisting with our own solutions.