Sydney Grundland Lanuza, Author at Berkeley Political Review

Berkeley Political Review

“My biggest fear is seeing her one morning and not knowing if she’ll come back.” This fear and daily uncertainty

Pacific Heights and the Tenderloin are two neighborhoods in San Francisco that practically touch, separated by mere blocks. Yet, Pacific

This summer, I worked at a small non-profit organization called Humans of San Quentin, whose primary aim is to humanize

Proposition K was a ballot measure introduced in San Francisco’s fall 2024 general election which proposed the permanent closure of

Robert Baker tells Oakland voices, “When I think about Oakland, I think about community pride and activism. I see people

How can a city regarded as one of the most liberal cities in America vote in favor of two conservative,

The city of San Francisco, seated at the center of innovation and wealth, has a long history of trying to