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SFPD official critical of Supe Fielder questioning department’s ICE policies
The San Francisco Police Department is responding to criticism from a city supervisor following remarks made by a top police official at a town hall in the Castro about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids.
LGBTQ Agenda: Many faith leaders are unswayed by IRS change on endorsing politicians
Faith leaders across the spectrum of belief say they’re not changing policy after the Trump administration stated it would exempt houses of worship from a part of the tax code prohibiting nonprofits from endorsing political candidates.
News Briefs: Sunset Dunes Park to hold open house
Castro Walgreens manager convicted of assault in alleged shoplifting case
Political Notes: CA LGBTQ rights group wades into 1st 2026 legislative race
At Castro town hall SFPD, DA discuss limits of their powers amid ICE activity
Future of Harvey’s space in limbo as Pink Swallow project felled
San Diego Pride facing allegations of antisemitism, leadership vacuum
Arts & Culture
San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, part 1: Some pearls in an ocean of 45th anniversary cinematic offerings
The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (SFJFF), running from July 17 to August 3 in San Francisco and Oakland, is celebrating its 45th anniversary. This year includes many feature films that address LGBTQ+ themes and histories.
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Community speaks out after drag performer detained by ICE in downtown SF
San Francisco’s LGBTQ community is speaking out after a beloved drag performer was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a federal courthouse downtown.