

Tenderloin emergency operations continue
Ongoing operations to continue in the Tenderloin to build on the progress that has been made, with an additional 20 officers from the San Francisco Police Department assigned to the area this week Following the […]

Board of Supervisors approves plan to forgive $26 million loan to school district
Loan originally made in 2019 helped cover educator wages during litigation will be forgiven as part of long-term financial stabilization plan The Board of Supervisors voted today to approve a plan introduced by Mayor London […]

Three new school board members take oath
Three public school parents bring a mix of professional expertise, history of volunteerism and engagement in schools, and community advocacy Today, San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed appointed three new members to the San Francisco […]


Tribal Chairwoman calls out UC Hastings Law professor for undermining Muwekma Ohlone Tribe
The Chairwoman of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay is alleging that a little known activist named Jonathan Cordero, who is an adjunct on the faculty of UC Hastings Law School, is […]

Historic preservationist worries that ‘California Pioneers’ are using indigenous groups to rewrite Bay Area history
The Society of California Pioneers — a group dedicated to romanticizing the contributions of Anglo-American settlers who arrived in the Bay Area between 1847 and 1850 — has contributed $40,000 to the self-described ‘Tamien Nation’ […]

Eshoo has been formally censured by Muwekma Tribal Council following extortionate demands
(January 21, 2023) — The Muwekma Ohlone Tribal Council has formally — and by unanimous vote — passed a Censure Resolution — of Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Palo Alto) for her role in attempting to extort the Tribe […]






Muwekma Ohlone chairwoman delivers relief supplies to earthquake-stricken region of Turkey
(March 23, 2023) — Charlene Nijmeh, the founder and chairwoman of the Green Education Foundation — a leading California-based textile recycler that diverts more than 50 million pounds from landfills annually — is in Turkey […]

Bay Area businesswoman to lead humanitarian aid mission to Turkey
Charlene Nijmeh, the businesswoman who founded the Green Education Foundation and Seventh Generation Recycling, plans to lead a humanitarian mission to aid the relief effort in Turkey. The environmental foundation that she founded eleven years […]

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe opposes Coastal GasLink pipeline in British Columbia
Tribe Requests Government-to-Government Meeting with Canadian Government Snoqualmie Indian Reservation – The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, a federally recognized Tribe and signatory of the Treaty of Point Elliott in 1855, has come out in opposition to […]