let @coyotemedia.org publish my search history www.coyotemedia.org/some-google-...

it was wild to see the show of force they put on to intimidate the relatively small crowd of protesters. i don't know what kind of vat they pulled the ultracop in the back out of

Unwelcome statues, beaches full of trash, homeless sweeps, and a $5M price tag infuriated many in SF when the Super Bowl came to the Bay Area in 2016. 10 years later, as the big game circus returns, the city is quiet. @nuala.bsky.social asks, what’s changed? www.coyotemedia.org/san-francisc...

In 2016, the last time the Super Bowl came to the Bay Area, SF residents vandalized statues, threw a nationally-covered protest, and bemoaned the high cost to taxpayers. Why are things so quiet this year? I break it down in @coyotemedia.org.

1 subscribe = 1 heartfelt wish for Jeff Bezos to step full-force on a lego coyotemedia.org?ref=coyoteme...

One big difference at COYOTE: We promise that none of our worker-owners will invest millions of dollars into allowing billionaires to continue avoiding paying into CA’s social safety net!

Want to know more about journalism co-ops like us? We're featured in this article from @niemanlab.org alongside some of the worker-owned news greats like @defector.com, @hellgatenyc.com, @coyotemedia.org, @sequencermag.bsky.social and @aftermath.site.

hi! www.coyotemedia.org/what-we-talk...

COYOTE's featured alongside a handful of our fellow worker-owned outlets in @niemanlab.org today, talking about the reality of doing democratically managed journalism. Summary: It's a lot of fucking meetings! www.niemanlab.org/2026/02/jour...

This week on the COYOTE Calendar... queer chess! A hangout for typeface nerds! A Bad Bunny halftime show watch party! And lots more fun as hell events to liven up your life in the Bay Area, hand-picked by the COYOTE team. To see our full listings, check out coyotemedia.org 🌱

Whatever @coyotemedia.org paid for this product placement, it was worth every penny.

NEW: COYOTE’s resident plant expert @reveleth.com experienced their first rave. It didn’t go as expected. "I came, I raved, I identified plants — here’s what happens when plant people throw a rave at a greenhouse." 🌱 www.coyotemedia.org/im-just-here...

People really are out here tryna do a journalism. Which is so necessary when the big media outlets have been failing us.

Proud to work at @coyotemedia.org where the question wasn't "are we participating in the national strike?" but rather "how are we participating in the national strike?" We aren't publishing in our usual Friday slot & our paywall is down for the day. It's not a huge thing, but it's what we can do.

it is wild to think that @coyotemedia.org has existed for almost 5 months now. thanks to everyone who subscribed and everyone who has shared our stories since we launched in sept. I'm so proud to have worked on a ton of stories that I really don't think could have happened anywhere else. for ex...

This is really great and well worth your time and got to some important things (& brought a tear to my eye oh no). I should go renew my subscription to @racketmn.com already instead of spending all my money on brownies (& GoFundMe's). (If you've got $, subscribe! Go read their stuff!)

"This is the worst fucking time. But watching people's response to ICE has just been the most affirming thing in the world.” We interviewed our friends over at @racketmn.com about what it’s like to cover the crisis in Minneapolis as community-centered journalists

Every week the @coyotemedia.org team puts together a big list of events that we think are worth checking out across the Bay Area. This week we've got slime, white rappers, psychics, goth nights, and more. Plus, you get to read my bad jokes. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

What's going on in the Bay Area this week? Check out our list of events hand-picked by the COYOTE crew, including an antiques roadshow, a masked hangout in the South Bay, a free zine-making workshop, and lots more! Head to our site to see the full listings. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

Late last year, Vincent D and his friends were feeling down about how stretched thin their community seemed to be. But what is there to really do about it? Turns out, a lot! www.coyotemedia.org/i-hosted-a-m...

@coyotemedia.org is so COOL. i love this so much!!

Look I'm obviously biased but I think that today's comic about mutual aid at @coyotemedia.org is a BANGER. Please read and share it! We're also gonna print some for future COYOTE in person events so be ready to be excited about that when you see them. (Would you buy one online????)

From @reveleth.com, a guide to getting started in mutual aid work. It might seem daunting at first. But we've got you. "There is no better day to begin. Talk to your neighbors, your local groups, your clubs. Get yourself connected to the networks around you." www.coyotemedia.org/there-is-no-...

i am so proud of @coyotemedia.org for being a place that can run stuff like this without pulling punches and i also feel it should be known that @soleilho.com wrote this powerful piece in like two hours *with the flu*

"What scares the Department of Homeland Security and the Trump administration most is what they're already seeing in Minnesota: people who aren't the prime targets committing themselves to sacrifice and solidarity. They're not just shutting their blinds and letting this happen;" @coyotemedia.org

Great thread below by Harsha. Today, at @coyotemedia.org, our very own former Minneapolis resident @soleilho.com wrote about their take on what we owe the city, including a real engagement with a general strike and what that would take: www.coyotemedia.org/what-we-owe-...

Powerful story by @soleilho.com up now at @coyotemedia.org

"Minnesotans are doing all they can, but they can’t keep fighting alone," writes @soleilho.com. "It’s time for a nationwide general strike: a coordinated withdrawal of labor across industries and regions until ICE is abolished."

wrote a special newsletter today for @coyotemedia.org that's chock-full of mutual aid links for work happening in Minneapolis-St. Paul www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-weekl...

This is the second story in our Homeless to Housed series, and I love doing these interviews and pulling these pieces together. In this one, we meet Stone, who's designed his tiny one-room space to be a multifunctional home.

what could be possible for all of us if we got help with housing? how many more potential activists, organizers, and artists could there be? I love that this feature shows us how someone could really bloom into their political work, thanks to having that resource available

"Having a space like this really took a burden off me," says Stone Selseth of his permanent supportive housing unit. In our latest Homeless to Housed story, Stone shares how his tiny room is "a reflection of me." ✍️ @nuala.bsky.social 📸 @estefancy.bsky.social

Fantastic interview/profile of @mohammadearth.bsky.social by @pochoboymeetsworld.bsky.social for @coyotemedia.org here.

THIS WEEK IN THE BAY 🎨🌿🎶 We've got the eclectic lineup of your dreams: tarot readings, amphibian adventures, experimental art clubs, Indian classical sessions, and a burger party with a DJ. Most events are FREE! Check coyotemedia.org for the complete calendar 🗓️

if u want to subscribe to an independent, worker-owned music and culture pub w/great criticism (and features, interviews, blogs etc) from five ppl you know and love, hearing things launched in october 2024 in the wake of conde nast's pitchfork layoffs :) www.hearingthings.co

ICYMI: It’s too simple to cast PG&E as the villain in SF’s recent blackout, argues @idamoj.bsky.social. The CPUC is supposed to regulate the utility — but commissioners are appointed by the governor and, as one expert put it, “the fish rots from the head.” www.coyotemedia.org/in-the-dark-...

At home in the dark during SF’s massive blackout last month, as journalist @idamoj.bsky.social scrambled to save food, she also wondered how we got here. It’s too simple to cast PG&E as the only villain, she argues: Why aren’t we talking about the CPUC? www.coyotemedia.org/in-the-dark-...

me screaming constantly about the CPUC thank you Coyote for not making me feel insane.

Especially stoked to do this with COYOTE, working with the great @emmaruthless.bsky.social and again with @nuala.bsky.social. Give it a read and support COYOTE!!

loved editing this piece by @idamoj.bsky.social about a topic that could seem really wonky and dry but boy did she bring it to life. “The fish rots from the head”!!

At home in the dark during SF’s massive blackout last month, as journalist @idamoj.bsky.social scrambled to save food, she also wondered how we got here. It’s too simple to cast PG&E as the only villain, she argues: Why aren’t we talking about the CPUC? www.coyotemedia.org/in-the-dark-...

Let's be honest, we could all use a laugh. Luckily, SF Sketchfest runs the last two weeks of January. But with dozens of shows to pick from, how does one decide? Here are six shows COYOTE staff recommend:

Let's be honest, we could all use a laugh. Luckily, SF Sketchfest runs the last two weeks of January. But with dozens of shows to pick from, how does one decide? Here are six shows COYOTE staff recommend:

Looking for stuff to do this week? Why not a water-themed rave, an anti-🧊 party, or a talk all about SPAM? Most events are FREE or under $60. Stop doomscrolling, start participating 🌿 Full lineup at www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

Facial recognition, Dan Deacon, and the Trans-It Girls: Check out COYOTE’s picks for @sfsketchfest.bsky.social, which runs from Jan 14-Feb 1

In a new anthology, contributors muse: What if the scraps of LGBTQ+ rep in ‘Sex and the City’ were a lot meatier? Today, we’re running an excerpt in which Ozzy Llinas Goodman counts the many ways the show’s characters fall just shy of achieving queer apotheosis. www.coyotemedia.org/carrie-brads...

“What does it mean when essential facets of immigrant life, like our food and gathering places — which were traditionally ‘othered’ and sidelined — go mainstream?” asks @cecilialei.bsky.social. Check out her beautiful essay on the Pacific East Mall and the Asian market boom 👇

before 99 ranch opened in my city (suburbia baby!), the ranch and the plaza it’s in is the one I frequented the most bc it was the closest at the time. the video store that we would buy dramas there and I rmr my dad bought this one violent movie and the lady was like “don’t watch this with your kid”

Love, love, love this @coyotemedia.org essay about Pacific East Mall from my colleague (and fellow Albany kid) @cecilialei.bsky.social. Also it's Ranch 99. I did not realize this was up for debate www.coyotemedia.org/asian-market...

The Bay Area is experiencing an 'Asian Market Boom.' But what does it mean when immigrant cultural spaces become economic solutions? Read @cecilialei.bsky.social's personal essay on Richmond’s Pacific East Mall, the "retail savior" narrative, and why she’s craving a different story.