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A history of struggles and challenges, but El Tecolote, its founder and City College journalism chair persisted

January 2, 2022 All Posts

Juan Gonzales doesn’t discourage easily. His high school guidance counselor didn’t think he was a candidate for college. The faculty at San Francisco State University didn’t think he had what it takes to teach journalism. And the Spanish language press in San Francisco’s Mission District didn’t think publishing a bilingual newspaper would be a success. ...

Engineer helped make big strides in tech, but also in volleyball, photography, Hawaiian music revival – and neighborhood connectedness

December 26, 2021 All Posts

When any one of us does an online or in-person banking transaction, do we wonder about the “what ifs?” What if our funds could not be retrieved?  For the most part, we don’t wonder.  That’s because engineers like Steve Hayashi and his team at Tandem Computers were among the first to build a fault-tolerant computer ...

San Francisco women at mid-age and older find tattoos an eye-catching way to celebrate values, memories and independence

December 5, 2021 All Posts 8 Comments

Cecile DeForest never pictured herself sporting a tattoo, but when she changed her mind at 67, the San Francisco-based educator had no doubt what she wanted imprinted on the nape of her neck: Om. DeForest is part of an eye-catching trend captivating women in their 50s and beyond. They’re flocking to tattoo parlors and decorating ...

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