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    TransThrive Clinic Grand Opening: Bringing Low-Barrier, Trans-Led Healthcare to San Francisco

    TransThrive Clinic Grand Opening: Bringing Low-Barrier, Trans-Led Healthcare to San Francisco

    Photos courtesy of the San Francisco Community Health Center The grand opening of a new on-site clinic at TransThrive (1460 Pine Street) took place on April 16, 2026. Operated by…

    Support Local: Join Brio’s Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt

    Support Local: Join Brio’s Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt

    By Brandon Miller— Last week, I walked past a coffee shop I’d never been into. It’s four blocks from my house—four blocks. I’ve lived in this neighborhood for years, and…

    California Just Changed the Rules on Probate and Medi-Cal

    California Just Changed the Rules on Probate and Medi-Cal

    By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA— Two major law changes are now in effect, and many Bay Area estate plans have not yet been reviewed to reflect them. If your plan…

    Soirée 2026 Benefiting the SF LGBT Center

    Soirée 2026 Benefiting the SF LGBT Center

    Soirée, the annual fundraising gala of the SF LGBT Center, took place on April 18, 2026, at City View at Metreon. Hosted by Sister Roma and Honey Mahogany, the event…

    120th Annual 1906 Earthquake & Fire Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony

    The 120th Anniversary of the 1906 Earthquake and Fire was commemorated with a pre-dawn ceremony at Lotta’s Fountain at the intersection of Market, Geary, and Kearny streets on April 18,…

    Bruce Springsteen Powerful Concert at Chase Center: ‘In Celebration and Defense of Our American Ideals’

    Bruce Springsteen Powerful Concert at Chase Center: ‘In Celebration and Defense of Our American Ideals’

    Photos and Story by Jerome Parmer Bruce Springsteen’s performance at the Chase Center in San Francisco on April 13, 2026, wasn’t just a concert; it was an example of what…

    Earth Month Cleanup at the National AIDS Memorial Grove

    Earth Month Cleanup at the National AIDS Memorial Grove

    Photos by Bill Wilson Dozens of volunteers, including San Francisco Bay Times columnist Joanie Juster, participated in a special Community Volunteer Workday at the National AIDS Memorial Grove to honor,…

    Ann Rostow: Putting the Freud in Schadenfreude

    Ann Rostow: Putting the Freud in Schadenfreude

    By Ann Rostow— Putting the Freud in Schadenfreude I was so excited when I first saw the story about Kristi Noem’s husband posting photos of himself with the balloons under…

    District 8 Supervisor Race Calls for Leadership Grounded in Public Service

    District 8 Supervisor Race Calls for Leadership Grounded in Public Service

    By Gary McCoy— I’m running for District 8 Supervisor because this moment calls for leadership that is connected to the people who live here, grounded in public service, and focused…

    An Independent, Courageous Voice for District 8 Not Beholden to Anyone or Any Corporate Entity

    An Independent, Courageous Voice for District 8 Not Beholden to Anyone or Any Corporate Entity

    By Michael Nguyen— In 2016, I began performing professionally as Juicy Liu—a singing drag queen who believes that our joy is resistance, our visibility is power, and our community is…