When budget season rolls around every year, the narrative surrounding it is always about how many essential services and programs need to be cut due to budget deficits. What if we didn’t need to worry about that? What if we spent that energy on finding new revenue sources so that all of our essential services can stay funded and more?

Trump cuts have the potential to increase San Francisco’s deficit by hundreds of millions of dollars every year. The good news is, there’s an easy way to restore billions of dollars to our budget.

Students already struggling with soaring costs now face a double blow: higher tuition at home and deep education cuts.

Bay Area transit agencies are running out of money and Sacramento’s solution is to charge riders more. Instead of yet another sales tax, we should be fixing the real problem: California’s Prop 13 that lets corporations dodge billions in taxes.

Bay Area transit agencies are running out of money and Sacramento’s solution is to charge riders more. Instead of yet another sales tax, we should be fixing the real problem: California’s Prop 13 that lets corporations dodge billions in taxes.

Bay Area transit agencies are running out of money and Sacramento’s solution is to charge riders more. Instead of yet another sales tax, we should be fixing the real problem: California’s Prop 13 that lets corporations dodge billions in taxes.

Each year the cost of college and living keeps getting higher, making college an unrealistic goal for many. We need to make housing affordable not just for college students—but all residents in California!

Every city in California is suffering from a lack of revenue sources. Prop. 13 reform could change that.

Prop. 13 reform could solve the budget woes of many cities in Calfornia, including Oakland.

Read Elliott Halpern’s letter to the editor regarding the wonders of public education.

The Trump administration plans to cancel nearly $168 million in school-based mental health grants that fund hundreds of school social workers, counselors and wellness coaches in California. 

Every child deserves to learn without fear. That means making schools safe havens and extending that safety into our communities by standing against family separation.

Prop. 13 was catastrophic for California’s public education system. Ben Grieff talks to Kevin Jones of Doomloop Dispatch about why that was and what we can do to fix it.

Kicking people out of their homes to build market rate housing over it is cruel and unacceptable. It is antithetical to the idea of stopping the homelessness crisis

Trump threatens all California schools who do not adhere to his transgender policies.

Parents in San Francisco United School District are upset after SFUSD staff, who know their school communities best, share a report where they oppose the opening of a new Mandarin immersion charter school.

SF prides itself on its diversity and claims to represent marginalized communities of color, but what happens when CCSF is unable to offer educationally equitable resources for these communities?

The San Francisco Police are on track to exceed their overtime pay budget by arresting protesters.

Microsoft Data centers and PG&E facilities vs housing in the south bay read more here

The Inland Empire is home to a growing population of students who are eager to attend higher education. Significant financial barriers prevent them from applying to or going to a four-year institution.