Airbnb Archives - 48 hills

Transportation

Cruise and Waymo are finding widespread opposition

Tim Redmond - August 22, 2023

For a change, a new technology is not impressing people, and the city might actually take regulation seriously.

Business + Tech

What the city can still do to control the rogue robotaxis

Tim Redmond - August 14, 2023

This is by no means over—but SF needs to get out in front of this kind of tech before it becomes such a huge problem

Business + Tech

The real problem with the CPUC’s robotaxi decision

Tim Redmond - August 11, 2023

Like AI, this is going to displace human employees. And nobody in government is demanding that the profits be shared with the people whose lives are damaged.

Development

Lots of housing laws. Not much housing

Zelda Bronstein - August 1, 2023

Hearing, data show how the state's 'streamlining' supply-side approach is failing.

Stage Review

Mime Troupe dives into ‘doom loop’ hysteria in affecting ‘Breakdown’

Charles Lewis III - July 11, 2023

Latest show cuts through the right-wing propaganda with heart, laughs, and plenty of colorful characters

Housing

This is the state of housing policy in SF in 2023

Tim Redmond - June 28, 2023

Planners say environmental law doesn't matter, and supes approve a project almost everyone hates, all to deal with state Sen. Scott Wiener's rules—and Breed wants to make it worse

Movies

Screen Grabs: Desires dark and devious, from Texas to Brazil

Dennis Harvey - September 8, 2022

Patricia Highsmith's hidden life, a steamy Bahia adventure, and the undeniable appeal of Justin Long

Homelessness

Here’s the most important data in the new report on homelessness in SF

Tim Redmond - August 18, 2022

A massive failure of housing policy, at the state and local level, is behind this ongoing crisis.

Art

Beyond the garden’s borders: A walk-through with installation artist Cathy Lu

Emily Wilson - August 11, 2022

Resilience and grief, in ceramic.

News + Politics

Maybe the Mission Street vendors need an app

Tim Redmond - August 2, 2022

Big Tech gets to break the law with impunity; why not the folks on the street? Plus: The new DA's first weeks are a disaster, but the Chron doesn't seem to care.

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