This Nonprofit Promised Housing but Left Tenants Homeless Instead
Tenants fight back and plan for the worst: “We’re trying to see where to go for the holidays.”
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Verve Coffee Workers Want Living Wages. Fighting for a Union is How They’ll Get It.
These workers have joined an industry-wide rebellion against management greed — and they’re prepared to go the distance.
AI Company’s Billboards Say Workers Are Disposable. But Are We?
San Franciscans hated them, and they were right. These billboards suck — and our rage is their gain.
Meet the Young Revolutionaries Building the Bay Area Workers’ Movement
Young workers, sick of bosses' bullshit, are hitting the picket lines. But their motivations aren’t only economic.
What It Means to Make Palestinian Documentaries Amid Genocide
Three documentary films appear as part of a struggle for freedom and dignity.
Breaking News: SF Homeless Outreach Workers Unionize (and Think You Should Too)
Workers at San Francisco Homeless Outreach Team spend their days helping people living on the streets. Now they want a fair workplace.
“We Always Knew He Was Different”: The Gay Life of the World to Come
This is the future that Catholics, communists, socialists, and queers want.
“We Kept on Doing it and Kept on Doing it”: Indigenous Elder Deni Leonard Shares Stories From A Life Of Struggle
From resisting the war in Vietnam to tenant organizing and solidarity with Palestine
Data Shows The Vibes Are Bad
In the Bay, data and vibes compete to define our lives. But what if they’re not as different as they seem?
Meet The Locals: Black-Crowned Night Herons
Bay Area Current’s guide to your local native species and why they matter.
Pleasant Hill Health Workers Strike to “Save the Heart and Soul of this Hospice”
Hospice East Bay management praises their work in public. But in private, workers say they’re trying to cut back on the quality of end-of-life care.
The Bay’s Fastest Growing Language You’ve Probably Never Heard of
Mam, an endangered Mayan language nearly 2,600 years old, is blossoming in Oakland’s working-class communities.
New Wood Street Doc Tells Inside Story of Oakland’s Self-Organized Encampment
Documentary filmmaker Caron Creighton and former Wood Street resident John Janosko talk about the documentary, the struggle, and what’s to come.