#DomesticViolence victims often face skeptical judges, especially when abuse leaves no mark. In a new Civic series for KSFP-LP & San Francisco Public Press we hear from survivors & the man who wrote the book on coercive control. Listen to Ep. 1 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coe…

Domestic abuse isn't always physical violence. We talk to experts about coercive control and hear from victims about their experiences at home and in the courts. Check out a preview of this episode: civic.simplecast.com/episodes/coerc…

Today is my first day as an investigative reporter for the San José Spotlight! I can't wait to dive into this beautiful city's most pressing issues. Got a tip? Want to discuss an issue that needs a closer look? Email me: [email protected] (DM me for off-record contact info)

“I am passionate that we become federally recognized,”Chapman said.“Our ancestors had wanted it. I remember my mom and dad saying they wanted to be recognized. It’s the recognition that you get that the government is saying, I know who you are.”Native American Rights Fund tinyurl.com/Miwuk-CA

Our November 2022 nonpartisan voter guide is now available! 📰Read the analysis of the local propositions. 🎧Or listen to the audio summaries. sfpublicpress.org/november-2022-…

Today is my first day at the Miami Herald. I am beyond excited to join this stellar team! Also, thank you to my former colleagues at San Francisco Public Press who were an absolute delight to work with this summer. :)

This fall, the Public Press did a survey of over 200 San Franciscans to gage residents' biggest concerns citywide. Find out below how our survey responses squared with election results from several measures and races during this November's election: bit.ly/3XafraM

Congratulations to Viji Sundaram on winning the SPJ NorCal Chapter @spj-norcal.bsky.social 2022 Excellence in Journalism Award for Health Reporting!🎊

NEW: In October, Berkeley Police and city officials roused 53 unhoused residents — claiming they were harboring rodents — and seized and destroyed their shelter. Four vehicle homes were towed to impound lots. They would be crushed 15 days later, per the City of Berkeley

Please read the full story and photo essay at San Francisco Public Press!📸🔍bitly.ws/yciE The uncertainty about when and how #sweeps might happen is unsettling and leaves #unhoused residents feeling that they don’t have control over their daily life circumstances.

Amidst flooding, intense winds, and historic levels of rain through mid-January, Yesica Prado🔎📊 📸 🎧 🎥✨️ and I went to the streets of #SanFrancisco to speak with people experiencing #homelessness about how they were navigating the #storms and finding #shelter 👉: sfpr.es/3ZUyFCD

This is the end of our series on family courts and it's impacts on women and children. We talk to a survivor turned activist about her experience and how she's trying to help two kids from Santa Cruz out of a similar situation. #Podcast #ReunificationTherapy #MayaAndSebastian

KSFP is pleased to present “The Forever Wave” — a radio play set in a future San Francisco where climate change has drastically reshaped the shoreline. Tune in tomorrow 8p-10p or Sunday at the same time. 102.5 FM in SF, or stream at KSFP.FM. enkohl

In celebration of International Women's Day, tune into KPFA today!

Hey folks! Today, SF's #BoardofSupervisors is meeting to discuss the city's draft #reparations plan—you know the one, it's been all over the news. The plan has dozens of policies to address ongoing disparities in income, health, education and more for Black San Franciscans...

TODAY: An unusually wet winter has led to damage across the state. We take a look at how San Francisco prepared for the storms, and where the city could use some improvement. Tune into 102.5FM or stream from KSFP.FM at 6pm.

With today’s climate models predicting several feet of sea rise are locked in, debates now center on adaptation: how many feet of rise and how far in the future to plan. 🧵 📝@unazurda #ClimateChange #SanFrancisco

📢Podcast subscribers: We've published "Update: Maya and Sebastian" as a bonus episode to our podcast feed. This is a follow up to "Reunification Camp Survivor Recounts Horrific Experience." In that episode, we heard about Maya and Sebastian getting sent to reunification camp.

Congratulations to all -- especially my San Francisco Public Press colleague, Viji Sundaram! And my deep appreciation to USC Center for Health Journalism for continuing to enable great #journalism

After 15 years as executive director of the San Francisco Public Press, I'm passing the torch to Lila LaHood, my co-founder. I'm excited now to transition to science and environmental reporting. Announcement: bit.ly/sfpp-leadership My reflections: bit.ly/sfpp-new-chapt…