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Judge upholds gag order on SF Bay View editor Judge upholds gag order on SF Bay View editor March 13, 2021 Banners bold and brave ringed the street in front of private prison profiteer GEO Group’s so-called 111 Taylor St. Apartments, actually a halfway house for returning federal and state prisoners, on Sunday, March 7, for the Free Malik rally that brought 200 supporters to the tough Tenderloin in downtown San Francisco. Malik Washington is the SF Bay View’s new editor, who risked a return to prison to publicly expose a covered-up COVID outbreak at the center. – Photo: Terry Scussel, ...

There are exactly three zip codes on the state's list in Alameda County, all of them in East Oakland. By targeting the areas most impacted by the pandemic, state officials hope to slow the spread of COVID19 and speed up the reopening of the economy. Left out were some of the city's COVID hotspots, the Mission District and the Bayview. "Well it's flawed," said Shamann Walton, President of the SF Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Walton represents the Bayview and says state officials need to reevaluate their decision. "I haven't spoken to the governor directly. I've spoken to Senator Wiener and ...

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to show that the additional period of 30 days of involuntary hospitalization applies only to those who are found gravely disabled. An advisory board is recommending major changes for care of Ventura County residents with serious mental illness, including the option to lengthen involuntary hospitalizations by up to 30 days. Voting 16-1 last week, the county Behavioral Health Advisory Board approved sending a report with eight recommendations addressing patient care to the Ventura County Board of Supervisors. If the county government's procedures d...

The SF Board of Supervisors voted this week to establish the San Francisco Music and Entertainment Venue Recovery Fund, as a way to funnel money to struggling music venues and arts institutions that have been shuttered by the pandemic.

Hundreds of San Franciscans were able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 Friday morning at San Francisco City College, and the common feeling among patients was joy and relief.