Austinites held a march and rally in downtown Saturday to raise awareness for hate crimes as a response to an attack in the Warehouse District last month. On Sat. Sept. 22 at 12:30 a.m., two men were on West 4th and Colorado Street near the Roppolo’s Pizza trailer.  A man assaulted them then ran northbound  Read More »

A large crowd of people marched through the streets of Austin, Saturday, spreading a message to stop hate crimes and violence. This comes following the attack of two men at 4th Street and Colorado two weeks ago during Austin’s Gay Pride celebration. Nick Soret and his friend Andrew Oppleman were at a food truck ago  Read More »

AUSTIN — Saturday morning dozens marched from City Hall to the State Capitol to give a voice to the victims of hate crimes who are afraid to come forward. “Someone has to be strong for those who can’t be strong,” Andrew Oppleman said. Oppleman was the victim of a potential hate crime that happened in  Read More »

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) - Former Oakland Bishop Salvatore Cordileone was installed as the ninth Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco at a ceremony at St. Mary’s Cathedral in the city Thursday. Cordileone, 56, wearing gold robes and a mitre, officially became the archbishop around 2:30 p.m. when he took his seat in the cathedra, or  Read More »

More than 2,000 worshipers filled St. Mary’s Cathedral on Thursday to see Salvatore Cordileone assume his role as Roman Catholic archbishop of San Francisco, as several dozen protesters angered by his leading role in the fight against same-sex marriage demonstrated outside. “I know in my own life God has always had a way of putting me  Read More »

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) – Some people gathered to protest the installation of a new archbishop for San Francisco — a man who has staked his reputation in the church by opposing same-sex marriage. His controversial stance on that issue has made him a hero to some and a villain to others. Salvatore Cordileone, 56, was installed  Read More »