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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

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Opinion

It’s the mayor, not the neighborhood, slowing affordable housing in the Haight

Community groups have pushed for a project at 730 Stanyan that the Mayor's Office has repeatedly, inexplicably, delayed.

On Supreme Court, liberals have one job to do—and they’re not doing it

Expanding the court is our only hope. Why are so many progressive groups and leaders sitting on their hands?

Why CEQA matters

Blaming CEQA for California’s problems is easier than wrestling with the root causes of challenges like housing affordability and access to higher education

Prop A’s failure and why we need to fight for Muni

The June election shows the importance of a powerful grassroots movement for transit justice

Academia, displacement, and the dorm-industrial complex

From Columbia's Manhattanville to UC Berkeley in People's Park, luxury student housing can lead to gentrification

The attack on the queer community is a political weapon

We have seen it here in California, and even in San Francisco.

Pride isn’t a safe space with London Breed and the SFPD

My hometown celebration now feels dangerous to me, with a cop-loving mayor who disregards her own COVID protocols

Critics say the DA’s Office is run like the Public Defender’s Office. That’s not true

I work for Chesa Boudin, and I am a fair and balanced prosecutor.

From here to Cuba: Defying Biden, the Bay Area connects to island nation

The Summit of the Americas has disinvited Cuba. We went there to show solidarity and tell the story missing from the corporate media.

Letter to the editor: The promise of a public bank

It's a great idea. Let's talk about what it could actually do.

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