Eddie Kim

Eddie Kim reports on San Francisco news — including politics, crime, commerce, social conflict, and everything in between.
He was a longtime features writer at the critically acclaimed men’s magazine Mel, and has contributed to major publications including Vice, Slate, The Guardian and Paste Magazine. He began his career doing hyperlocal journalism at L.A. Downtown News, where he won multiple awards from the L.A. Press Club and California News Publishers Association.Connect
Medical student accuses UCSF of retaliation for reporting sexual misconduct
The complaint claims that the university breached Title IX rules and put the plaintiff’s medical career at risk
Attacks against Asians in SF have descended from their pandemic spike
But it’s not all good news, as community leaders say online threats and anti-Asian hate speech has increased
Corporate sponsors are fleeing from SF Pride. Good riddance.
Multinational brands throwing money at Pride events was never about supporting a radical future for queer people — it was a marketing scheme all along
Video shows stabbing of shoplifter by Walgreens employee
The incident unfolded on Castro Street on Wednesday morning, and it raises alarming questions about who is to blame
Did DNA Lounge host a band known for Nazi connections? It’s complicated.
The Scottish band The Exploited has a legendary place in the street punk scene — and a frontman dogged by allegations
Newly formed Black Action Alliance sparks outcry in Oakland after co-sponsoring mayoral debate
Most of group’s funding comes from Piedmont hedge fund guy Philip Dreyfuss
Don’t vandalize Teslas just because you’re mad, dummy
It is insane that anyone has to point this out
SF Dems are looking for key hires in effort to confront sexual crimes
The governing body is especially interested in people with little to no ties to local politics
City ruling opens door for much-delayed ‘pod homes’ to rise (again) downtown
After nearly two years of disputes with the city, Brownstone Shared Living sees a green light to expand dorm-style living in former office buildings. Is it the right fit?
Y Combinator backtracks from controversial AI factory surveillance startup
Optifye.ai promises to make factory floors more efficient, but Y Combinator has pulled supportive posts amid a torrent of mockery