Partnerships Manager

Meaghan Mitchell

Dr. Willie Ratcliff broke racial barriers for SF’s black workforce and journalists

Culture

The publisher of the San Francisco Bay View is driven by his passion for the Black community that once ruled the city’s southeast.

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

‘Truly. Deeply. Evil’: This woman may be SF’s most hated landlord

News

$3,600 a month for no heat and a leaky ceiling? Tenants of real estate empress Sophie Lau say they've seen it all.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

View of Bayview: A tour of Third Street’s Black-owned businesses

Business

There’s evidence of a neighborhood turnaround as foot traffic picks back up and incoming tenants—around half of which are Black-owned—pump new lifeblood to the community.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

How San Francisco makes it insanely hard to build housing

A Sausalito resident set out to build apartments on a property he owned in the Mission. He ended up exposing the cracks in SF’s processes, but not much has changed.

Joel Umanzor

Hanging out with the new meme king of East Oakland, ‘where life is worthless’

East Oakland resident Gregorio Ramon has shot to local East Bay fame as his catchphrase, “Oakland, California … donde la vida no vale nada,” has blown up on social media.

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Dr. Willie Ratcliff broke racial barriers for SF’s black workforce and journalists

‘Truly. Deeply. Evil’: This woman may be SF’s most hated landlord

View of Bayview: A tour of Third Street’s Black-owned businesses

How San Francisco makes it insanely hard to build housing

Hanging out with the new meme king of East Oakland, ‘where life is worthless’