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The Garden for the Environment hosts a beekeeping event on May 17, 2025, in San Francisco, featuring experts Cara Ching and Lynne Rousseau. Attendees will learn about the basics of beekeeping and mid-season colony health. This event is aimed at hobbyists and those interested in sustainable practices.
Elias Georgopoulos’ trial against the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) continued with testimony from former co-worker Sterling Haywood, who denied allegations of harassment and described Georgopoulos as a significant source of workplace hostility. Haywood recounted experiences of racism within SFMTA, asserting that complaints about Georgopoulos' behavior were ignored for years.
Hundreds of young protesters gathered in San Francisco's Mission District on Saturday to commemorate Nakba Day, marking the displacement of Palestinians in 1948. The event featured handmade signs and speeches, emphasizing solidarity and resistance against deportations of immigrant activists. Organizers highlighted the significance of the Mission as an immigrant neighborhood in their ongoing fight for Palestinian liberation.
Brava Theater in San Francisco hosts "Petits Pas’ Through the Dark" on May 17, 2025. The event, featuring themes of theater and fine art, will run from 3:00 PM to midnight local time. Attendees can expect a unique experience centered around the character of a mad scientist, performed by Virginie Personne.
Brayden Haas and Quinn Wafer, recent graduates of a drug treatment program, reflect on sobriety while at the 16th Street southwest BART plaza in San Francisco. They emphasize the need for supportive programs over increased policing to combat drug issues in the area. Wafer, who has faced near-fatal overdoses, finds motivation in witnessing the struggles of others.
Pam Peirce will lead a plant propagation workshop at the Garden for the Environment in San Francisco on May 17, 2025. The event, part of the Home & Garden category, aims to educate attendees on sustainable gardening practices. It will take place from 10 AM to 7 PM local time.
An off-duty San Francisco police officer, Ryan Kwong, faces DUI charges after a major crash in the Sunset District injured four people, one critically. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, prompting responses from city officials emphasizing accountability and the expectation for police to obey the law.
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Anali Woodward hosts a Sewist Open Studio at Michelle Thomas Fine Art in San Francisco on May 17, 2025. The event, part of the Arts and Crafts category, encourages local artists and hobbyists to explore sewing techniques. Attendees can engage with Woodward and create in a collaborative atmosphere.
A federal appeals court ruled Oakland police can be held liable for the 2022 death of bystander Lolo Soakai, killed during an unauthorized pursuit. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' decision allows the family's lawsuit to proceed, challenging qualified immunity for police officers in reckless pursuit scenarios.