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Ian Firstenberg

Ian Firstenberg
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CBS workers in SF walk off the job as Bari Weiss eliminates national news radio

One-day strike sends a message at a network now owned and run by allies of Trump

Writers and producers at local CBS news team prepare to strike

Walkout by News 24/7 workers would be the first labor action since right-winger Bari Weiss took the helm of the once-legendary news operation

Lurie plan uses regressive taxes to ‘save’ Muni, in the short term

Mayor's plan caps the levy on the biggest and richest landlords and only addresses a portion of the longterm budget crisis

The real story behind Muni’s budget deficit

Instead of investing in public transit, City Hall has been looking for ways to privatize it

Urban Ore workers win contract after three-year battle

Deal ends long labor unrest at legendary Berkeley salvage center

Inside SF’s private surveillance state

The privatization of public safety (and spy cameras) is a costly threat to all of us

Urban Ore fails to rehire union workers

Owners say losses during 40-day strike make it impossible to rehire everyone covered in an agreement

Urban Ore workers suspend strike

Workplace built in the days of Berkeley co-ops runs into modern labor issues—but there may be a settlement in sight

Militant union on strike at Urban Ore in Berkeley

IWW members say salvage yard makes plenty of money, but won't offer a fair contract.

Crowd packs theater for new doc on gentrification

Mario Riveira and Abraham Woodliff's 'City of Sensitive Frauds' looks at the root causes of displacement