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SF memorial honors immigrants who died in ICE custody

  • Aug 6
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Iran publicly executes 2 accused of killing police during protests

  • Jul 28
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Protesters oppose charges against 18 people arrested during SF Pride

  • Jul 26

CA activists demand justice after ICE fatally shoots Mexican National

  • Jul 13

Golden Gate Bridge protesters found guilty on lesser charges

  • Jul 3

Daredevil couple arrested after brazen climb of Empire State Building

  • Jul 1

NorCal communities fight against influx of mega data center projects

  • Jun 17

Texas college student shot, killed by police on way home from school

  • Jun 8

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Pro-Palestinian protesters sentenced for Golden Gate Bridge shutdown

  • 16 hours ago
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San Francisco memorial honors immigrants who died in ICE custody; calls for detention reforms

  • Aug 6
2:26

Protesters oppose charges against 18 people arrested during SF Pride

  • Jul 26
1:58

San Jose activists demand justice after ICE agents fatally shoot Mexican National in Texas

  • Jul 13
2:49

Golden Gate Bridge protesters found guilty on lesser charges

  • Jul 3
2:31

Massive data center projects spark backlash and protest from Pittsburg and Gilroy

  • Jun 17
2:40

May Day protests at SFO end with arrests of SF supervisors, CA senator

  • May 2
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Bay Area businesses prepare for economic blackout on May Day

  • May 1

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Judge allows group to fly '86 47' flag in DC, rejecting claim it is a threat to Trump

A federal judge is allowing a progressive group in Washington, D.C., to continue displaying a flag with the slang phrase "86 47" in protest of President Trump.

  • Jun 2

May Day protests at SFO end with arrests of SF Supervisors and State Senator

Hundreds of SFO airport workers blocked the International Terminal on May Day, leading to 25 arrests, including a state senator and two San Francisco supervisors.

  • May 2

May Day: Some SF businesses staying open despite calls for economic blackout

It's anticipated to be the largest national day of action since the No Kings rallies in January but this time around, some San Francisco businesses aren't on board.

  • May 1
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SF's LGBTQ+ community organizes against proposed $17M in public health services cuts

San Francisco's LGBTQ+ community gathered to protest Mayor Daniel Lurie's proposed budget that would cut millions of dollars in funding for community-based organizations. In an effort to close a more than $870 million budget deficit, the mayor is slashing city spending by $400 million.

  • Apr 30

Stanford investigating after altercation between Israeli soldier and student during event

Stanford said campus public safety officers responded, and "a thorough investigation is ongoing." The university said it remains committed to ensuring White Plaza continues to be a space where students can express their views.

  • Apr 25