Amid Wave of Tech Layoffs, Google Workers Organize for Job Security
"We are the frogs realizing the pot has been boiling the whole time": Google workers talk job security, internal culture shift, and building the union.
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Meet SF's Billionaire Simps
We wanted to hear directly from the elite-lovers at their “March for Billionaires” in San Francisco — here’s what they said.
SF Public School Educators Are Striking for the First Time in 47 Years — And That's a Good Thing.
The strike isn't just about saving public education. It's part of the fight against billionaire domination.
Bus Drivers Are Struggling. The Cracks Are Starting To Show.
Current takes a look at two key issues for bus drivers, and maybe explains why the bus is often late…
Pro-Palestine Stanford Students Await Trial Verdict
“They are so brave. They are representing the future and are giving us hope.”
Bay Area Chinese Leftists Are Making Language Political
We were in a very Chinese time in our lives. We decided to do something about it.
SCENE REPORT: Bay Area Marches in Solidarity with Minneapolis
Protests against ICE have spread to the Bay. We wanted to hear directly from Bay Area residents who turned out in East Oakland to support the surging movement in Minneapolis.
Highwire Coffee Roasters’ Union Says Management Stalling On First Contract
Management has also hired an infamous anti-union law firm
This Notorious Women’s Prison Could Be the Bay Area’s Next ICE Facility
After formerly incarcerated survivors of sexual abuse fought to get this Dublin prison closed, they fear it may be used to hold immigrants.
Zoe Dubno’s 'Happiness and Love' Made Me Very Unhappy and Full of Hate
Yet another piece of literary fiction that reduces politics to an aesthetic.
