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May 2025 Castro Night Market
Photos by Rink and Juan R. Davila “Pet Party” was the theme of the Castro Night Market’s May event held on Friday, May 16, 2025, from 5–10 pm at the…
Rikki’s—the First SF Bar Dedicated to Women’s Sports— Set to Open in Early June 2025
San Francisco’s sports scene is about to get a major upgrade with the arrival of Rikki’s Women’s Sports Bar. Slated to open its doors in early June 2025 during Pride…
Valkyries Take Flight, Major League Cricket, and Olympics Buzz
By Beth Schnitzer– (Editor’s Note: This issue marks the launch of a new sports column by longtime San Francisco Bay Times supporter and contributor Beth Schnitzer, who is the Co-Founder…
Ann Rostow: Where’s the Moon?
By Ann Rostow– Where’s the Moon? I was getting a head start on my column when I stumbled into a piece about how the people running the White House press…
QTAPI Week 2025: Weaving Our Community Together
San Francisco’s Queer and Trans Asian & Pacific Islander (QTAPI) Heritage Week will return at the end of this month for its fifth year, celebrating the resilience, diversity, and unity…
Chinatown Pride 2025 to Take Place on May 24 With Theme ‘We are Immortal!’
On Saturday, May 24, 2025, from 6–10 pm, the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco (CCC) and Edge on the Square will present Chinatown Pride 2025: We are Immortal!, a neighborhood-wide Pride party that…
AAPI Women Lead Empowers Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Women
AAPI Women Lead, founded in Oakland in 2018 by Dr. Connie Wun and Jenny Wun, is a community-based, intergenerational organization committed to ending violence and to uplifting stories of Asian,…
May Day 2025 Protests in San Francisco and Nationwide
Photos by Rink and Joanie Juster Reflecting a unified theme of the 50501 movement described as a fight against the “billionaire takeover,” multiple protests were held nationwide and at several…
May 2025 Update From District 8
By Rafael Mandelman– (Editor’s Note: Please join us in welcoming back Supervisor Rafael Mandelman as a columnist for the San Francisco Bay Times. Longtime readers of this publication likely remember…
The Case of the Not So Missing Police Cars
By Rebecca Kaplan– In fall of 2024, the Oakland City Council passed critical Public Safety Resolutions to acquire new police cars to better serve vital needs. Many existing vehicles are…
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