Nuclear power is a moral crime against future generations. It is up to us to peacefully and insistently shut those plants down.

Marie was certain this would be the best holiday ever. After the two-year separation, she was back with her children and had found a job. The apartment was small and dark, but to Marie, it was filled with light.

The logic of mass firings is brutal: Make it impossible for undocumented workers to earn a living, buy food, pay

Not only can the clever use of moral authority bring issues to an ignorant public, it can expose to public conscience the hidden agenda of those wielding unjust power.

“There has been a lot of work involved in going after Thomas for ripping off people’s security deposits, and going after him was very difficult.” — Attorney Aram Antaramian

As a country, we must stop gambling with people’s homes. We must change our priorities and work for a fair housing policy that ensures everyone has a safe, decent place to live. There are better alternatives than selling off public housing, but we will have to organize en masse to win them.

Lydia Gans and Buford Buntin share reflections on living hungry in the San Francisco Bay Area. The economic crisis is spreading the problem of hunger beyond families that are totally destitute. An estimated 42 percent of the households served by the Food Bank have at least one person who is employed, yet they still do not have enough money to buy all the food they need.

  by Carol Harvey [dropcap]A[/dropcap]fter an iPhone video shot by a passerby appeared on You Tube, San Francisco Police Department

by Lynda Carson [dropcap]E[/dropcap]fforts to privatize public housing in Berkeley and across the nation may have gotten a little easier

Mayor Coonerty denounces those feeding the poor downtown as “bad for business.” And former Mayor Mathews presses church authorities to end their free dinners.

by Paul Boden, organizing director, Western Regional Advocacy Project [dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP) has been documenting the increases