San Francisco

CatchLight fellow Felix Uribe photographing a group of men in the Tenderloin, San Francisco.

Could Ending ‘Image Deserts’ Create More Sustainable Local News?

Homes in San Fran

Housing in Brief: A $64 Million Vote for Social Housing Passes in San Francisco

This Thursday, June 27, 2019, file photo shows Shanna Couper Orona interviewed outside of her RV parked along a street in San Francisco. The number of people living in RVs or cars in November 2021 increased 22% over January 2020.

San Francisco Will Open a Safe Site For People Living In RVs, But It Could Lead To More Towing

San Francisco Rolls Out E-Scooter Program that Accommodates People with Disabilities

San Francisco Upgrades Tent Village to Tiny Home Community

Artist Chris Watts was one of 130 artists randomly selected in San Francisco to receive $1,000 a month as part of a guaranteed income program specifically focused on artists in marginalized communities.

Guaranteed Income For Artists Being Tested in Two Cities

Minneapolis Rethinks Public Water Fountains

Musicians performing

This Climate Organization Knows That Graphs Don’t Inspire Action—But Music Does

The Open-Streets Tug-of-War Stretches Coast to Coast

rice, beans, and tamales

San Fran Tamale Institution Gets Moment in the Spotlight

Police on the NY subway

Report: Fewer Cops Can Make Transit Safer for All

electric car battery swapping station

Startup Plans Taxi Battery Swapping Service for Electric Vehicles in Major Cities

People at opening event

Hundreds of Volunteers Turned a San Francisco Parking Lot Into a Healing Garden

Streatery in Washington, D.C.

The Cars Want the Streets Back, but the Cities Could Do Better Without Them

Is Free Public Transit an Idea Whose Time Has Come?

Lily Prijoles (center front) and Golda Sargento, owners of Arkipelago Bookstore (also baby Miles in front).

San Francisco’s Filipino Cultural District Keeping Hope Alive After a Tough Year

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