The Bay Area Reporter, like many other alt weeklies, faces challenges in the wake of COVID-19.

With rising rents, lack of affordable housing, and fear of eviction notices, it was already a challenge for many San Franciscans to afford to live here.

This week's editorial cartoon.

Everyone must comply with the unprecedented shelter-in-place order announced by mayors, county health officers, and other officials even though it will significantly alter daily life, put many out of work, and increase economic hardship on small business.

San Francisco is in the midst of one of the most challenging times in recent memory.

San Francisco and Santa Clara counties have implemented aggressive social distancing measures to slow the spread of coronavirus.

This week's editorial cartoon.

The president and CEO of San Francisco Travel offers ideas for things to do in this time of coronavirus.

Last week, a federal judge in Philadelphia cleared the way for a nonprofit agency to open a supervised injection site there.

When I arrived in San Francisco, all the lights turned green, promising me freedom and gay liberation.

The Bay Area Reporter's endorsements for the March 3 election. Our editorials are linked below.

Next week, 14 states, including California, will vote on Super Tuesday and a third of the delegates for the Democratic nominee are at stake.

The Bay Area Reporter recommends YES votes for city Propositions A, B, C and state Proposition 13 on the March 3 ballot.

The Bay Area Reporter recommends NO votes for Propositions D & E on the March 3 ballot.