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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Meet The Locals: California Live Oak
Introducing Bay Area Current’s guide to your local native species and why they matter.
“El poder está en el trabajo”: Docentes de Oakland se enfrentan a los ataques del ICE contra estudiantes y sus familias
Docentes y otros miembros del sindicato Oakland Education Association están recaudando fondos para defensa legal y exigiendo al gobierno local que haga más para proteger a los estudiantes.
Down But Not Out: Laid-Off SF State Faculty Still Kicking
University cuts make headlines. But what happens to lecturers after they lose their jobs?
“It Starts with Being Human”: Inside the Strike at Urban Ore
Forty days on strike led to major wins for Urban Ore workers, but the struggle for a first union contract lies ahead.
Our Analysis: Organizing Works
On Wednesday, we woke up to Zohran Mamdani's America. Mamdani won the Democratic Primary for New York City's Mayor as a socialist.
ON THE PICKET LINE: Oakland Healthcare Workers at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Hit Back
Workers at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital say no to union contract cancellation and pay cuts.
“Labor is Where It’s At:” Oakland Teachers Fight Back Against ICE’s Attack on Students and Their Families
Teachers and other union members in Oakland Education Association are raising a legal defense fund and calling on local government to do more to protect students.
“Every Workplace is Organizable”: Jaz Brisack on Starbucks, Salting, and Solidarity
At 23, Jaz Brisack was told that unionizing Starbucks was a long shot. They did it anyway.
This Is How We Win: Lessons from the Bay’s Pro-Palestine Encampments
Student camps in solidarity with Palestine sprouted up at UC Berkeley, San Francisco State and Humboldt last year. Bay Area Current makes a ledger of their success and failures.
“Survival Mode”: Hundreds On Verge of Losing Homes and Jobs in Point Reyes
The end of cattle ranching in Point Reyes was hailed as an environmental win. But workers and tenants stand to pay the price.