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Demonstrators held a rally and briefly hung a massive banner from San Francisco's Coit Tower in support of Gaza that read, "Jews Say: Let Gaza Live!"

By Zetha Nobles & Dr. Patricia Nunley Kwanzaa, an annual celebration of Black heritage and spirituality, was created in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenga, during the Black Power Movement. The primary goal of the observance is to promote community wellbeing by fostering Black unity. The word is derived from the Kiswahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza,”

By Narissa Harris, LMFT The topic and contents of this article may be difficult for some readers. Yet, it is of paramount importance to shed light on the silent struggle of pregnancy loss experienced by countless women. During the holiday season, we often assume everyone is in a festive, happy mood. However, this time of

It has been a few busy weeks for the San Francisco Bay area, and so it was for the Italian and Italian-American community. San Francisco hosted the Asia-Pacific…

The Richmond City Council passed a resolution this week claiming the city supports the Palestinian people and accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing.

For Alabama residents looking to learn more about the benefits of driving electric, Drive Electric Alabama is celebrating National Drive Electric Week (NDEW) with a series of EV events.

In celebration of National Drive Electric Week, Drive Electric Alabama has announced that it will be hosting four statewide showcases beginning September 22. During the events, which are free of charge and open to the public, EV's will be on display and owners will be on hand to answer questions regarding the cars.

The family-friendly Best Buck in the Bay gay rodeo drew large crowds and featured regulars as well those attending a rodeo for the first time.

This report covers the period from August 1, 2021 through July 31, 2022.

“You Put the Y in CRY,” was the theme at the annual Bay Area Chapter of Child Rights and You (CRY) America