Nola Brantley discusses how systemic inequities, adultification and institutional failures leave Black and Brown girls ...

District 10 candidate Jamo Muhammad discusses public safety, environmental racism and the pressures driving Black residents ...

The Oakland International Film Festival opens with more than 50 films exploring environmental justice, incarceration, housing ...

Zanzi owner Mek discusses how the downtown Oakland venue has become a hub for Afrobeats, Amapiano, Caribbean and Latin music ...

JR Valrey interviews Footz of Live Wire Records about the disappearance of his sister, Chantel Brooks, who was last seen July ...

Dr. Julianne Malveaux condemns the threatened end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians as a policy of punishment rooted ...

Colin Logan describes the detention of Afro-Brazilian drummer and cultural educator Leo Oliveira Xavier after a routine ICE ...

The San Francisco Bay View National Black Newspaper was founded in 1976 to serve thought-provoking stories and commentary on ...

The Cuban Embassy's First Secretary, Sulia Paez and Second Secretary, Gabriela Castillo, spent four days in the San Francisco ...

Aaron Patterson pre-homecoming, reflects on his imprisonment, anti-death-penalty organizing and community work as he prepares ...

Two Cuban Embassy secretaries visited Oakland and San Francisco during Black August, speaking about the impact of U.S.

District 10 candidate Jamo Muhammad discusses public safety, environmental racism and the pressures driving Black residents from San Francisco. In this Q&A, he outlines his concerns for children, ...