San Francisco

On this week's Out in the Bay we bring you the story -- in his own words and voice -- of the late LGBTQ philanthropist, civil rights activist and ambassador James C. Hormel. He died in August after a full and fascinating life.

A woman was captured on camera earlier this week feeding a coyote what appeared to be raw meat at a park in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights.

This S.F. neighborhood saw 10 times more coronavirus cases than one nearby it — SF Chronicle: “In one census tract in the Bayview neighborhood, for instance, nearly 18% of residents have tested positive for COVID-19. About 2 miles northwest, a tract in Noe Valley has seen only 1.6% of its residents test positive for the disease.”

Everyone in SF ages 16 and up is now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine — San Francisco Examiner: “San Francisco expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday to everyone ages 16 and up, two days earlier than previously planned.

"Bayside Saturdays" Waterfront Block Party (April 2021) — SF Funcheap: Enjoy free drop-in fitness classes, giveaways, live music, small business specials — all while taking in nature and new art all along the waterfront. Feast your eyes on 71 large-scale murals from local artists. For the full experience, plan for a walk or bike ride along the new Bayview Quick Build pedestrian and bike path along Innes and Hunters Point Blvd.

COVID-19 Black Regional Town Hall: Thursday, March 25, from 5:30-7pm. The title of the event is “Saving Black Lives" and features California Surgeon…

Tuesday's meeting of the San Francisco Unified School District board reportedly drew more than a thousand attendees. Why? Because of the controversy…

If you owe back rent because of the pandemic, a new rent relief program may be able to help. Federal funds could cover some tenants unpaid rent and…

The newest stimulus bill passed by Congress last week allocated $350 Billion to state and local governments for coronavirus relief. The first round of…