Updates

Sing Tao Daily / November 25, 2019  

Photo: Credit Joseph Smooke SF Examiner / November 25, 2019 / Kevin N. Hume Richmond District residents and supporters of Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer gathered at Civic Center Park on Monday, Nov. 25, 2019 to rally behind Fewer as she faces a recall effort launched...

Photo: Credit Joseph Smooke KPIX / November 25, 2019 / Anne Makovec Protesters gathered outside San Francisco City Hall Monday to protest a recall effort against Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer, which was sparked by the supervisor's chant against the police union during a...

Photo: Credit Joseph Smooke KPFA / November 25, 2019 Supporters of San Francisco Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer came out to Civic Center Plaza today to denounce a recall campaign against her sparked by an anti-police chant she led at newly elected District Attorney Chesa...

Davis Vanguard / November 23, 2019 District Attorney-elect Chesa Boudin announced today his Transition Leadership team  – a group of special advisors that will help guide the process of establishing the new District Attorney’s office and implementing key...

Photo: SF Rising Director Emily Lee serves on the transition team. Bay City News Service / November 22, 2019 San Francisco District Attorney-elect Chesa Boudin announced on Friday he's assembling a team of advisors to help him develop new policies as he gets ready to...

KPFA Evening News / November 16, 2019 Host: "A coalition of San Francisco area community organizations today kicked off their part of a campaign for Schools & Communities First. Emily Lee is with the San Francisco Rising Alliance, one of the groups involved in the...

KIQI “Hecho en California” / November 14, 2019 / Marcos Gutierrez Interview with David Shor, SF Rising Field Director.

In the 10 years since the last census, San Francisco’s homeless population has skyrocketed. SF Weekly / July 31, 2019 / Ida Mojadad Sonny Lê’s first home as a Vietnamese refugee in America was a studio apartment on Hyde and O’Farrell streets, populated by 11 people...

SFBay / July 15, 2019 / Aaron Levy-Wolins A tight crowd of a few hundred people packed in front of Amazon’s San Francisco downtown office Monday to protest the company’s technological cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.