New Catamaran Arrives At SailTime San Francisco | SailTime
This month the SailTime fleet is excited to welcome our newest addition, an 2023 Excess 11 - Warren Peace. This vessel has made quite the journey to us from| SailTime
State Senator Scott Wiener has announced his decision to run for Congress to represent San Francisco, emphasizing the need to defend democracy, rebuild federal capacity, and address national challenges on housing, healthcare, and climate policy.| Davis Vanguard
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is pursuing felony conspiracy charges against seven pro-Palestine activists who shut down the Golden Gate Bridge in a nonviolent protest, a move public defenders and civil rights advocates are calling political overreach.| Davis Vanguard
The Cube at 345 Montgomery Street, part of San Francisco’s 555 California complex, will become the new West Coast home of the Wharton School, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle. ... The post Report: Wharton Secures New San Francisco Home In Iconic Financial District Complex appeared first on Poets&Quants for Execs.| Poets&Quants for Execs
The Golden Gate 26 Defense Committee is urging the Golden Gate Bridge Board of Directors to withdraw its unprecedented $162,554 restitution claim against 26 Palestine solidarity protesters facing criminal charges for a Tax Day protest in 2024.| Davis Vanguard
Last night at The Masonic was pure madness, in the best possible way. Lorna Shore headlined an absolutely killer lineup with The Black Dahlia Murder, Shadow of Intent, and Peeling Flesh. From the first note to the last scream, it was a full-on night of energy, adrenaline, and dedicated fans ready to lose themselves in the music. Peeling Flesh kicked things off with insane energy that had the crowd instantly fired up. Within seconds, the mosh pits exploded into chaos with arms flying, bodies...| Music Junkie Press
This month the SailTime fleet is excited to welcome our newest addition, an 2023 Excess 11 - Warren Peace. This vessel has made quite the journey to us from| SailTime
San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju has accused District Attorney Brooke Jenkins of flooding the courts with "frivolous and unsubstantiated cases", leading to an overwhelming caseload for public defenders and a backlog of criminal cases.| Davis Vanguard
President pushes hyperbolic claims of out-of-control crime as city leaders say no need for ‘Trump’s personal army’| the Guardian
‘Free the Bay’: Immigrant advocates rally at San Francisco City Hall A rally took place today at San Francisco City Hall, where 150 Bay Area organizations joined to denounce "the violence and damage" of federal deployments.| The Oaklandside
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie welcomed continued partnerships with federal law enforcement agencies, prompting criticism from local leaders and activists who fear the Trump administration will continue to weaponize these institutions for political purposes.| Davis Vanguard
The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area (LCCRSF) issued a statement denouncing the Trump administration's plan to deploy more than 100 federal agents to San Francisco, calling the move destabilizing and menacing toward immigrant communities.| Davis Vanguard
Daniel Lurie and his high-profile friends in the tech industry convinced Trump to call off deploying federal troops to San Francisco.| Washington Examiner
Kudos to Iceland, the Netherlands, Australia and Canada. Great marks for Singapore, Honolulu and San Francisco. Travel insurance provider Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection (BHTP) has released its 11th annual State of Travel Insurance Safest Destinations report, “the longest running and most trusted research project evaluating the attitudes of U.S. travelers toward travel safety and travel insurance.” The Netherlands, Australia, and Austria have been named the safest countries to visit ...| Jim Byers Travel
The Cube at 345 Montgomery Street, part of San Francisco’s 555 California complex, will become the new West Coast home of the Wharton School, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle. ... The post Report: Wharton Secures New San Francisco Home In Iconic Financial District Complex appeared first on Poets&Quants.| Poets&Quants
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed an executive directive to support immigrant communities and maintain trust between residents and local government, while also preparing for potential federal action.| Davis Vanguard
Governor Gavin Newsom and other California leaders have vowed to fight back against President Donald Trump's threat to deploy the National Guard to San Francisco, calling the move illegal, dangerous, and a direct assault on constitutional governance.| Davis Vanguard
Elected officials have condemned the deployment of federal agents and Trump’s threats to send National Guard troops.| Articles – Truthout
Marc Benioff, the Salesforce founder who’s long been vocal against Trump, seems to be waking up to the realities of crime in Democrat-run cities like San Francisco. In a recent New York Times interview, he declared himself “all for” sending in the National Guard to clean up the streets, adding that Trump is “doing a […]| U.S. Dollar Defense
Salesforce CEO faced intensifying backlash after saying national guard will make California city safer| the Guardian
Homicides in San Francisco are continuing to drop, according to city data, and could be the lowest they’ve been in decades.| San Francisco Chronicle
SailTime SailTime San Francisco Celebrates 20 Years as New Owners Take the Helm San Francisco, CA — SailTime San Francisco, a leader in fractional sailing memberships, yacht sales, and fleet management, proudly celebrates its 20th anniversary with exciting new leadership. Industry veteran Mollie Hagar and her husband, Marin County firefighter Bjorn Anderson, have officially taken the helm as base owners. Mollie has been deeply involved in the sailing industry […] The post SailTime San Fr...| SailTime
Lagos and San Francisco-based Compound AI has launched KidGPT, an AI agent specifically designed for children aged five to thirteen and their parents. The AI agent assists children in studying and learning various topics, including math, English, and even language learning. It gives children questions and additional prompts rather than giving them answers. “I’ll help you think […] The post This Lagos And San Francisco-Based Lab Has Launched An AI Agent For Children appeared first on P...| POCIT. Telling the stories and thoughts of the underrepresented in tech.
It’s a week of ghosts, galas, monsters, and pups. Halloween fun ramps up with a spooky fashion show, gourmet murder mystery dinner, corgi costume contest, and your pick of haunts. Give back and get treats with glamorous fundraisers for the Asian Art Museum and Root Division. The rest is a grab-bag of fun: giant sandcastles, immersive art, and gumbo. Jump ahead to this week's top events: Deliciously defend women’s rights at the “My Taco, My Choice!” taco competition at Merkado. Usher i...| 7x7 Bay Area
An immersive experience at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral is shedding new light on one of the city's most beloved and beautiful landmarks. Aura doesn’t just illuminate the building, says the Very Rev. Dr. Malcolm Clemens Young, dean of Grace Cathedral. “This city is known for innovation and artistry, and bringing this experience here feels like the perfect way to celebrate both. From the moment the first notes echo through the cathedral, audiences will feel transported.” --- After in...| 7x7 Bay Area
You’ve heard of film festivals, but have you ever heard of one solely dedicated to dance? At the annual San Francisco Dance Film Festival (SFDFF), movement takes center stage on the silver screen. Now in its sixteenth year, SFDFF returns this fall to showcase more than 90 dance films sourced from around the globe. From intimate, emotional documentaries to jaw-dropping screendance and vibrant music videos, their diverse lineup captivatingly blends the artistry of movement with the magic of c...| 7x7 Bay Area
With return-to-office rates increasing and restaurant sales tax figures up in San Francisco, it finally feels like more restaurants are opening than closing. --- Nearly every day over the last few months, there's been news about restaurant expansions (Le Soleil at Stonestown), reboots (Sam Wo and Shuggie's), and new locations for old favorites (Crustacean); at a few places, it’s nearly impossible to even score a reservation. Whether you’re looking for a neighborhood joint or somewhere to ...| 7x7 Bay Area
Even if you've never met him personally, you know Stuart Schuffman. From his 2015 run for mayor to his SFGate dive-bar column, the writer, performer, and all around bon vivant known as Broke-Ass Stuart has been a permanent fixture on the San Francisco scene for two decades. --- Later this week, with the dedication of Broke-Ass Stuart Day on October 17th, Schuffman's association with the city goes on the permanent record. It's just in time for another milestone: the release of Schuffman's book...| 7x7 Bay Area
A one-of-a-kind circus acrobatics performance exploring anger’s transformative power is coming to San Francisco at the end of October. While the show will surely be impressive, it is the BIPOC-based community these artists have created that deserves a round of applause. --- “This is uniquely partner acrobatics, which to me is a special type of circus because you are not working with an apparatus—you are working with another person, another human,” explains co-creator and administrator...| 7x7 Bay Area
Things are getting a little spooky. It’s time for haunted houses, cosmic classes, gothic feasts, spooky drag, and witchy marketplaces as we approach All Hallows’ Eve. But it’s a season of bounty, too, with the openings of Bourbon Steak and Via Aurelia; the annual Foodwise Sunday Supper; street markets filled with art, music, and shopping; and plenty of brunch. Jump ahead to this week's top events: Venture into the Terror Vault at the SF Mint. Let loose at Unstaged, a free interactive ar...| 7x7 Bay Area
Delis are hardwired into the Jewish American experience. They're the all-day diners where the corned beef sandwiches are the size of your face; the old-school eateries where bagels and lox aren’t just a breakfast food; the buzzing gathering place for having matzo ball soup and golden latkes nowhere near the holidays with which they’re associated. --- On the East Coast and in L.A., delis are so ubiquitous that a child’s first pastrami on rye is almost a rite of passage. But not in the Ba...| 7x7 Bay Area
East Brother Beer Company’s expansion feels like a homecoming for Bay Area beer lovers. The local Richmond favorite’s two decades of craft and community are behind its new sports-driven taproom in downtown San Francisco’s Metreon, and its new Marin outpost blending mountain views, cold pours, and good company. --- The move marks a new chapter for East Brother Beer Company, whose name nods to the small island just off the Richmond coast where it all began. Teaming up with restaurateurs J...| 7x7 Bay Area
A group of talented Bay Area women artists are back for their fifth annual show, running through Sunday, October 26th. Plus, Jins Eyewear returns to San Francisco with a new store at Stonestown Galleria, and Nordstrom Local opens in Pac Heights as a service hub sans shopping. --- SFs favorite pop-up art gallery returns for a three-week run in the Mission. They’re baack! It’s that time of year when artists Erin Hupp and Jaime Lovejoy gather several talented artist friends—along with thei...| 7x7 Bay Area
Italian restaurant Bosco has taken over the SoMa space formerly occupied by the critically acclaimed Spanish restaurant Bellota. Coincidentally, Bosco's co-executive chef-partners Ryan McIlwraith and Kaili Hill met at Bellota's now-closed Spanish sister restaurant, Barcino. What they and The Absinthe Group (TAG) have created is approachable, warm, cozy, and easy to love. --- The recent rise of Italian restaurants in San Francisco might have started with the opening of La Connessa in 2023, fol...| 7x7 Bay Area
It may be Fleet Week, but it’s Bay Area chefs who are flying high. Napa’s MAC is honoring chef Bobby Stuckey with a proper meal at Press, ABSteak is celebrating its first year, restaurants are showing off at Taste of Hayward, La Cocina is popping up in the TL, and Mägo is bringing together the best local Latin American chefs. If you’re not too busy with all that, head to Litquake or parties from Front Street to Treasure Island for Fleet Week fun. --- Jump ahead to this week's top event...| 7x7 Bay Area
Jacob Silverman's Gilded Rage chronicles how Elon Musk and Silicon Valley's tech elite became right-wing authoritarians—and my early battles.| The Nerd Reich
Leaked Highlights from Tech Billionaire's Secret Antichrist Lectures| The Nerd Reich
Local judges cannot respond or defend themselves against San Francisco District Attorney...| San Francisco Chronicle
The Governor’s Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) launched its California Connects: Regional Convenings series this week, beginning with a gathering in San Francisco that brought together more than 100 nonprofit, community, and government partners. The post California Connects launches in San Francisco: A statewide effort to strengthen community partnerships appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
The Worst of Broke-Ass Stuart: 20 Years of Love, Death & Dive Bars, isn’t just a collection of essays and columns; it’s a love letter to San Francisco, warts and all. The post Broke-Ass Stuart chronicles two decades of San Francisco life in new book while honored with a holiday appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
In 2025, the era of “woke” corporate culture—marked by pronoun declarations, diversity statements, and high-profile DEI departments—has rapidly lost momentum. Once the norm across everything from tech and finance to retail giants like Target and major beer brands, these strategies are being rolled back across the American economy in response to public backlash and sweeping ...| Cruising The Past
The comments made by San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins come during a debate...| San Francisco Chronicle
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Of the 461 listings on the San Francisco Registry of Legacy Businesses, only one is owned and operated by an Indian entrepreneur. New Delhi Restaurant was a sensation right out of the gate. Not long after it opened in 1988, it had already become a magnet for Indian celebrities and American luminaries, from Deepak Chopra to Anthony Hopkins to Julia Child. President Bill Clinton stopped by in both his election campaigns. --- Founder Ranjan Dey was a prototype for today’s celebrity chefs. At t...| 7x7 Bay Area
Historically, Litquake hasn’t been prefaced by actual earthquakes, but this year seems set on keeping us on our toes. Coming to San Francisco and the East Bay October 9th through 25th, the Bay Area’s long-running, beloved literary festival begins with a can’t-miss opening night party and ends with the famous (some might say infamous) Mission District Lit Crawl, with more than 50 overlapping events over four hours. --- Here are some of the events that caught our eye this year at Litquake...| 7x7 Bay Area
Stories of goblins, ghosts, and vampires. Tales of an Edo empire run by women. A boy who travels the world in search of treasure after his body becomes rubber. A Roman architect time-traveling to a Japanese bathhouse. These are all plots from manga, Japanese comic books or graphic novels. Translated as “pictures run riot,” the art form has billions of fans around the world. --- With more than 600 works, including both original drawings and digital ones, Art of Manga at the de Young Museum...| 7x7 Bay Area
Who’s partying this week? You are. There’s so much to celebrate: San Francisco’s first Good Neighbor Week, Latinx Heritage Month at Canela, and Filipino American History Month in SoMa. Plus, it’s Bay Area Black Arts Week, the Emeryville Art Exhibition is back, and there's a celebration for Taylor Swift’s new album at Alamo Drafthouse. You’ll have to squeeze in Hardly Strictly somehow. --- Jump ahead to this week's top events: Experience the best of SF during the San Francisco Good...| 7x7 Bay Area
Pumpkin spice is back with a vengeance, which can only mean one thing: Halloween is on the way. For the goth at heart, the spooky season is the happiest time of the year. If you're looking for a more entertaining way to celebrate your dark side than handing out candy to trick-or-treaters, you're in luck. There are festive food and drink happenings all October long. Pick a tour, make a dinner reservation, and get ready to creep it real. --- Boulevard goes all out around Halloween(Courtesy of B...| 7x7 Bay Area
It’s been a long wait but 7x7’s Big Eat is finally served. This year's list of 100 must-try dishes in San Francisco draws from a wide range of classic joints, trending restaurants, comforting neighborhood spots, and hole-in-the-wall favorites from Bayview-Hunters Point to North Beach, and Potrero Hill to the Outer Richmond. --- A handful of these dishes have long graced the Big Eat (think Zuni’s chicken, King Henry VIII cut at House of Prime Rib, orTadich Grill’s hangtown fry). Others...| 7x7 Bay Area
You might find yourself asking, “What does Socola mean?” Good—that’s exactly what CEO and chief chocolatier Wendy Lieu hoped her future customers would wonder when she named her business the word for “chocolate” in Vietnamese. --- At Socola, you won’t find Dubai style—and you won’t need to. They are doing their own delicious thing with inventive and interesting flavors that incorporate home and heart. Take their Little Saigon Box, a “complete Vietnamese meal” in chocolat...| 7x7 Bay Area
Mix up your fun however you like. Go for Negroni Week cocktails, estate wines, mezcal tastings, or tequila dinner. Switch up the vibe at Manny’s analog night, queer harvest fest, or an adults-only bouncy castle play session. Then shake up your perspective at a transit art fair, slow food fest, or 1890 Bryant Street Studio's open-door weekend. --- Jump ahead to this week's top events: Turn on DND for a night of analog fun at Manny's. Catch La La Land on the lawn at Dolores Park. Peek into th...| 7x7 Bay Area
When it opened in 2022, Shuggie’s Trash Pies + Natural Wine was a prescription for everything that had been ailing us: two years of pandemic-induced illness, shutdowns, economic instability, and social isolation. We craved joy and connection, excitement and silliness. Shuggie’s captured that zeitgeist with its truck-driver-meets-drag-queen décor, with its voluptuous and cheeky serving dishes, with its throwback ‘80s hand chairs. --- Shuggie’s was a symbol of our shift from the 2D, co...| 7x7 Bay Area
Shop the brand’s cool, girly clothes in Russian Hill.Plus, check out performance denim at Duer’s new Hayes Valley store, pick up fresh jewelry from Erin Hupp x Goldstories, get into surf culture with a hoodie from SRF by Heidi Merrick, and refresh your skin with a soothing Italian facial at Montage ...| 7x7 Bay Area
An “unsatisfactory” ideology “cobbled together from various religious-philosophical fragments”| The Nerd Reich
Journalist Paulina Borsook warned that tech libertarians wanted an anti-human world that worked more like a computer| The Nerd Reich
Summer is over, and fall is finally in the air! Or, if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area like I do, you know that fall is in the air somewhere. We don't exactly have seasons in our part of Northern California. Even without the crisp air and changing leaves that much of the […] The post 13 Fun Fall Activities for Kids Near San Francisco appeared first on Trips With Tykes.| Trips With Tykes
Spend one day in San Francisco’s Chinatown with this itinerary to top sights, restaurants and tips on what to do. The post The Best Day Trip to San Francisco’s Chinatown appeared first on Bucket List Journey.| Bucket List Journey
San Francisco oyster bars and where to get oysters in San Francisco California USA. Here is where you can get some of the best of them! The post 5 Places to Eat Oysters in San Francisco appeared first on Misadventures with Andi.| Misadventures with Andi
Former Andreessen Horowitz partner envisions authoritarian future in which San Francisco Democrats and poor people are barred from city| The Nerd Reich
This Halloween season, find the Bay Area's spookiest attractions with my list of San Francisco haunted houses, both in the city and beyond.| The Atlas Heart
If you're searching for the best Halloween festivities in the Bay Area, this selection of Halloween events in San Francisco won’t disappoint!| The Atlas Heart
Explore the Dickens Fair in San Francisco and enjoy a magical holiday experience, complete with Victorian-era entertainment and festive food.| The Atlas Heart
If you’re feeling that “most wonderful time of the year” energy, here's my guide to the best ways to spend Christmas in San Francisco.| The Atlas Heart
Spending your Christmas in the Bay Area this year? Our list of SF's best Christmas light displays will ensure you a festive holiday season.| The Atlas Heart
Going from right swipes and flirty DMs to IRL communication can be stressful, especially when it comes to first dates. The pressure to be creative and authentic without blowing your whole paycheck is real. How do you pull together fun, quirky, or meaningful experiences that give you and your date a ...| 7x7 Bay Area
How a simple mistake changed Erwin Kreuz's life forever.| SFGATE
A supportive housing development is at the center of a fight between the city’s...| San Francisco Chronicle
BART resumed all service after trains were shut down for hours on Friday morning due to a computer issue following an overnight network upgrade, the Bay Area transit agency said.| www.kqed.org
Born and raised in Bayview-Hunters Point, a predominantly African American community rich with culture and resilience, Terri J. Vaughn's journey is a testament to divine faith, family love, and community pride. The post “Take Wings and Soar”: The Terri J. Vaughn Story appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
The orders fall just short of a full lockdown, and it wasn’t immediately clear how, or...| San Francisco Chronicle
Discover my California summer journey with lakes, beaches, trains, fruits, and weekend adventures that made the season unforgettable.| Aishwarya Goel (Ash)
A personal reflection on how living in San Francisco improved my focus, attention, and inner clarity—through nature, culture, low-friction living, and the psychology behind presence| Aishwarya Goel (Ash)
San Francisco may be tiny, but it's compact! The city boasts a variety of neighborhoods, each with its own unique vibe and appeal. With all the romantic hotels in San Francisco, picking your fav can| Romantic Weekend Getaways
The post Getting to San Francisco: SFO Airport, Cruise, Train, or Car appeared first on Dylan's Tours.| Dylan's Tours
This fall, the spotlight will shine on another memorable season of art, dance, theater, and music in the San Francisco Bay Area.Whether your tastes lean classic or contemporary, there are plenty of reasons to clear your calendar, from MoAD's Unbound: Art, Blackness, and the Universe and Francisco Mo...| 7x7 Bay Area
State Sens. Scott Wiener of San Francisco and Jesse Arreguín of Berkeley are seeking $2 billion to help Muni, BART and others avoid drastic service cuts before a planned tax measure can go before voters.| www.kqed.org
The developer said that, while it’s not giving up on market-rate projects, its current strategy is to pivot some of its planned developments to affordable projects.| San Francisco Chronicle
Originally approved in 2020 as a mixed-income development, one of San Francisco’s largest affordable housing projects in years is breaking ground in Potrero Hill.| www.kqed.org
After a tragedy in 1996, John Law disavowed the festival he helped launch.| SFGATE
Make the most of every day (and the long weekend) this week.Labor Day unleashes San Francisco's second summer. Let loose with the Mission Bowling Club, Geeks Who Drink, and party-goers in Mint Plaza. Seize the day before Ruth Asawa’s retrospective leaves town or at Non Stop Bhangra's Indian wedding ...| 7x7 Bay Area
Conor Browne says, “Widespread masking amongst the general public is not coming back. You know it and I know it.” The thing is, I don’t actually know that. Conor lives in Northern Ireland. Pretty m…| The Notes Which Do Not Fit
人気の観光地サンフランシスコ（San Francisco）には、見逃すことのできないスポットが無数にあります。当然ながら …| plusroadtrip
アメリカ10番目の国定公園であるミュア・ウッズ国定公園は、古代レッドウッドの原生林が保護される美しい場所です。| plusroadtrip
サンフランシスコのダウンタウンからクルマで15分ほどアクセスできる自然に恵まれた美しいビーチ。| plusroadtrip
ゴールデン・ゲート・パーク（Golden Gate Park）は、緑豊な自然の広がりの中に、美しい庭園、美術館や博物館、 …| plusroadtrip
サンフランシスコのアイコンとして誰もが知る存在となっているのがゴールデン・ゲート・ブリッジです。| plusroadtrip
ゴールドラッシュ時代に漁港として始まったフィッシャーマンズ・ワーフ（Fisherman’s Wharf）は、サンフランシ …| plusroadtrip
ポストカード・ロウとして有名なペインテッド・レディースのほかヴィクトリア朝建築の建物が数多く現存する地域。| plusroadtrip
All week my husband’s been asking me: “Are you going to jump in the bay?”Every time I give him that look, the sheepish one, the one that means I’m still deciding. I want to jump in, I really do, but with the water temperature around 55 degrees Fahrenheit, I’m still on the fence—or, in this case, the...| 7x7 Bay Area
The rogue paint jobs have been "causing confusion among residents."| SFGATE
Comparing San Francisco vs San Diego might seem like a fool's errand—but I promise it's not. The post California’s Best Coastal Idyll appeared first on Leave Your Daily Hell.| Leave Your Daily Hell
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed legislation to accept a $9.4 million grant to open a new Real-Time Investigation Center for the San Francisco Police Department, which will include drones, surveillance cameras and Flock Automated License Plate Readers, and has already contributed to a 41% drop in auto thefts.| Davis Vanguard
"Many of us literally live where we work," the CEO said.| SFGATE
New takes on bird-watching, erotic energy, “no places,” student strikes, California’s Black history, and more.| Hyperallergic
By Noma Faingold (August 1, 2025) “I never wanted to be a poet. It chose me. I didn’t choose it. One becomes a poet almost against one’s will, certainly against one’s better judgeme…| eatdrinkfilms.com
Have you been wondering where to find the best breakfast in San Francisco? I’ve got you covered! Hey there, traveler! If you’re on the hunt for the best breakfast in San Francisco, you’ve just struck gold. As a seasoned foodie, I’ve brunched my way through this hilly haven, waited in line for hours to snag...| Jen on the Run
Rabbi David J. Cooper has spoken out against the killing of his friend, Awdah Hathaleen, a Palestinian activist who was shot and killed by an Israeli settler in the West Bank village of Umm al-Khair, and criticized the Israeli government and US for failing to hold violent settlers accountable.| Davis Vanguard
SFPD and the Sheriff's Department spent over $350,000 responding to three anti-ICE protests in June, drawing criticism for deploying surveillance drones and failing to protect demonstrators from individuals falsely claiming to be ICE agents, violating the city's sanctuary city policies.| Davis Vanguard
“Three Days of Rage” — opens up with a declaration from the former SF anarcho-punk band Crucifix: “Peace, or annihilation,” a dial tone, and then the guitar and drums kick in. The underground film is centered on three critical, consecutive days of antiwar protest in San Francisco — the| Freedom Archives
