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Plus: The future of an affordable housing complex in the Western Addition—and why does the Sheriff's Office need combat equipment? That's The Agenda for April 23-30.

News + Politics

Finally, Walton will get to ask Breed about reparations

Tim Redmond - April 16, 2023

Plus: Next steps for the Castro Theater, the farce of 479 Stevenson, and how the city in once again screwing over cab drivers. That's The Agenda for April 17-24

Crime

No, the closure of Whole Foods does not mean the city is headed for collapse

Tim Redmond - April 11, 2023

It just might mean that the market for a high-end specialty grocery disappeared with the tech industry abandoning mid-Market and new luxury housing foundering.

Drug policy

Hasta la victoria verde: The life and death of Mexico City’s cannabis protest camp

Caitlin Donohue - March 29, 2023

A story of civil disobedience, narcos, and growing weed in public

Opinion

Opinion: A proactive vision for a flooded San Francisco

Stephen Torres - March 10, 2023

How could we change the cycle of damage? In a way, by turning back the clock.

Environment

The Hunters Point Shipyard: Art survives amid toxic waste

Tom Molanphy - March 5, 2023

Part II: As artists move into the former base, the level of contamination reaches the point where 'if it can't be cleaned, stay the hell out.'

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Uncategorized

Mayor’s affordable housing plans are a pretty profound failure

Affordable housing is critical infrastructure, and the city needs to invest now

It’s Stuttering Awareness Week. Nina G’s comedy album drops 12 tracks of education

6 music festivals to jumpstart your summer

A brutal double-standard on crime, and the guv wants the military in the Tenderloin

Finally, Walton will get to ask Breed about reparations

No, the closure of Whole Foods does not mean the city is headed for collapse

Hasta la victoria verde: The life and death of Mexico City’s cannabis protest camp

Opinion: A proactive vision for a flooded San Francisco

The Hunters Point Shipyard: Art survives amid toxic waste

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