• 'S.F. Pioneer Cemeteries': Where the dead lived—Regan McMahon, Thursday, October 29, 2009, page F-9. Interview with Ron Filion, with a discussion about his upcoming presentation at the San Francisco Main Library on Halloween.
• San Jose Mercury News—Sleuths find clues about family roots in USGS maps, Julie Sevrens Lyons, 09 July 2007, p1A, 4A. A front-page article about locating Pamela Storm's great-great-grandfather's fruit orchard: included quotes by Ron Filion, mentioned SFgenealogy.com, and included pictures.
• San Jose Mercury News—Searsville's 'ghosts' roam lake near P.A., Todd R. Brown, 06 November 2006, included a link to an article we host, "Ghosts of Searsville.''
• Family Tree Magazine (website)—San Francisco Genealogy, SFgenealogy.com, was picked as the Site of the Week for 13-20 July 2006.
• Numismatist—Mints and Minting, Earthquake! The cover story [pdf] in the April 2006 edition of the magazine from the American Numismatic Assocation. A portion of the 1907 San Francisco City Map was used and credited.
• 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Marriage Project—Various news sources either wrote articles about or mentioned the Project, including:
• San Francisco Chronicle, 02 September 2005; Sacramento Bee, 19 March 2006; Ming Pao Daily News, 05 April 2006;  Oakland Tribune, 16 April 2006; MSNBC, 17 April 2006; and KGO-AM radio, 2006. (See this page for more details. See also FILM.)
• Family Tree Magazine—California State Research Guide, Nancy Hendrickson, February 2006, p39. SFgenealogy.com's San Francisco Online Genealogy Databases page is listed under Fast Facts & Key Resources.
• Park News—The Quarterly Magazine of the National Parks at the Golden Gate, U.S. Department of the Interior, December- January- February 2005-2006, p2. SFgenealogy.com's Escape from Alcatraz web site with the news report transcription of Anatasia Scott's 1933 successful swim from Alcatraz is referenced under Web-running...
• Heritage Quest Magazine—San Francisco Earthquake & Fire, Donald Edwards, Fall 2005, p38.  Excerpts from interview with Ron Filion, and mention of SFgenealogy.com.
• Family Tree Magazine—Old School, Nick D'Alto, October 2005, p74.  Mentioned the historic school records at SFgenealogy.com. 
• Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter—San Francisco Genealogy, Dick Eastman, 30 August 2005. Discussed portions of SFgenealogy.com, and mentioned Pamela Storm, Ron Filion, Judy Cerruti, Dianne Wentworth, and Dale Isaacson.
• Family Tree Magazine—Web Directories, David A. Fryxell, April 2005, p61. Mentioned the city and telephone directories at SFgenealogy.com.
• Oakland Tribune—The clothes knows: How to tell that old photograph's era, Elizabeth Jardina,31 January 2004, Section: Bay Area Living. Article about dating old photographs which mentions "...genealogy societies, such as the San Francisco Genealogy Society, may be of some help. Their Web site is www.sfgenealogy.com".
• Everton's Family History Magazine—150 Searchable Databases, Oct/Nov 2002. Included SFgenealogy.com in this list.

• Your Ultimate Guide to Genealogy Online—by FamilyTree Magazine. SFgenealogy.com is listed under California in the Land of the Free section, 2007.
• Raking the Ashes, Genealogical Strategies for Pre-1906 San Francisco Research—by Nancy Peterson, California Genealogical Society, 2006. Numerous mentions of SFgenealogy.com. 
• A Most Dreadful Earthquake—by Dorothy Fowler, California Genealogical Society, 2006. Pamela Storm, an advanced reviewer, is quoted on the back cover as Co-founder of SFgenealogy.com.
• San Francisco's Lost Landmarks—by James R. Smith, 2005. Credits included Ron Filion, Pamela Storm and SFgenealogy.com.
• Family Tree Resource Book for Genealogists—by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack and Erin Nevius, 2004. Credits SFgenealogy.com under local resources.
• In Harm's Way—by Doug Stanton, 2001. Credits included SF50.com (old address for San Francisco History section) and Ron Filion.
• Genealogy Online for Dummies—by Matthew and April Helm, 1998. The City Directories page (previously <www.sfo.com/~timandpamwolf/sfdirect.htm>) was mentioned.

• Good question: Are There Any Unmarked Graves in San Francisco?—hosted by Ken Bastida, CBS5, San Francisco, 28 October 2009, 11:35 p.m. PT. Short segment included Ron Filion (interviewed).
• Good question: How many ships are buried beneath San Francisco?—hosted by Ken Bastida, CBS5, San Francisco, 3 September 2009, 11:06 p.m. PT. Short segment included Ron Filion (interviewed) and picture of the map of Buried Ships.
• 1906: A City Remembers—hosted by Dan Ashley, ABC7, San Francisco, April 2006. Three minute segment including Ron Filion (interviewed) and Pamela Storm (shown), along with views of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Marriage Project web pages and supporting material.
• A Second Final Rest: the History of San Francisco's Lost Cemeteries—by Trina Lopez, 2004. Included Ron Filion, interviewee and voice.
• Lonely Island, Hidden Alcatraz—a film documentary by the local television station, KQED, 2003. Credits included SFgenealogy.com.
• Sin, Fire and Gold!—The Days of San Francisco's Barbary Coast by the local television station, KQED, 2001. Credits SF50.com (old address for San Francisco History section).
• San Francisco: Into the Fire, 1900-1909—a film documentary by the local television station, KRON, 1999. Credits included Pamela Storm.

• School’s Out: A Century of San Francisco High School Yearbooks—an exhibition was hosted by the San Francisco Main Library History Center from April 15 through July 13, 2007. It was cosponsored by the San Francisco Library History Center and SFgenealogy.com. The materials were drawn from the collections of the co-sponsors.
• 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Marriage Project—an exhibit based on this Project was hosted by the San Francisco Assessor-Recorder's office in San Francisco City Hall during the month of April 2006.

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