Tessa Mok
Reporting FellowTessa Mok is an East Bay writer and multimedia storyteller covering stories across environmental justice, community, culture, and criminal justice. She has a background in podcast production and co-produced Vancouver radio show Love in Public. She is drawn to storytelling that feels participatory, textured, and human. Outside of work, you can find her perusing flea markets, collecting voice memos, and playing sudoku.
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It’s been 25 years since September 11th, and today we're asking San Franciscans about the impact of that day. -
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution on Tuesday, urging Kaiser to drop contract proposals they say would expand AI use and impact the quality of mental and behavioral healthcare. -
A landmark settlement between Meta and 47 states and territories over allegations that its social media platforms were designed to keep teens hooked was announced Wednesday. -
Meta reached a landmark settlement with California and 46 states and territories over allegations that its social media platforms were designed to keep teens hooked. And a bill that would make it easier for people to sue federal agents for civil rights violations advanced in the legislature. -
Yesterday, immigrant rights organizations gathered to urge Contra Costa supervisors to commit to stronger protections against cooperating with ICE. -
At the Barrington Irving Technical Training School, high school students spend 6 weeks learning everything from soldering electronics to marshalling an aircraft. -
One of the companies, GEO Group, recently settled a $100,000 lawsuit over conditions inside the same facility where Ulises Peña López was detained. -
The Supreme Court ruled yesterday to uphold birthright citizenship, but the constitutional fight began here in San Francisco nearly 130 years ago. -
On Tuesday, District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood unveiled the "Affordable Groceries Act," a package of legislation aimed at lowering food costs and expanding access to affordable groceries.
