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Violent arrest by BART Police puts focus on racial profiling

Sana Saleem - August 5, 2016

On Friday, BART police arrested Michael Smith, 22, along with his pregnant partner Andrea Appleton, 23, after receiving a 911 call reporting a man with a gun...

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The Agenda, July 11-17: Why bad committee appointments matter …

Tim Redmond - July 10, 2016

Pretty much everyone agrees that elected officials should be judged on their records in office, and typically that means legislation introduced, votes on difficult...

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Homelessness: the media’s big problem

Tim Redmond - June 29, 2016

These are some of the headlines we saw in the San Francisco Chronicle this past year: “San Francisco’s summer of urine and drug-addicted homeless.” “Amid rising...

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What we won — and lost — with the Beast on Bryant

John Elberling - June 5, 2016

Almost 14 months ago, on Saturday April 18th, 2015, more than 100 of the Central City’s many arts communities and advocates met at Cell...

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A regional-planning coup

Zelda Bronstein - May 16, 2016

In late April the year-long power struggle between our region’s land use and transportation planning agencies, respectively the Association of Bay Area Governments and...

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No CEQA review for Uber

Zelda Bronstein - March 17, 2016

Our March 13 story about San Francisco’s replacement of traffic congestion as an environmental impact with the number of vehicle miles traveled that a...

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San Francisco, two-party town

Tim Redmond - March 16, 2016

I am increasingly coming to believe that San Francisco is now a two-party city – and oddly, we are seeing that reflected in the...

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A trainwreck of a witness on final day of Nieto case

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2016

One of the city’s star witnesses in the Alex Nieto case took the stand today, and the result was one of the worst legal...

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Why C.W. Nevius is wrong about the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2016

I keep having to correct Chuck Nevius, and this time, he’s going on about the glories of the Google buses, quoting Sup. Scott Wiener,...

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The Super Bowl’s bread and circuses did not bring SF together

John Elberling - February 9, 2016

Even by BeyondChron’s standard level of frequent apologia for select members of the City’s elite, the post, “Super Bowl City promoted unity, not division...

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Violent arrest by BART Police puts focus on racial profiling

The Agenda, July 11-17: Why bad committee appointments matter …

Homelessness: the media’s big problem

What we won — and lost — with the Beast on Bryant

A regional-planning coup

No CEQA review for Uber

San Francisco, two-party town

A trainwreck of a witness on final day of Nieto case

Why C.W. Nevius is wrong about the Google buses

The Super Bowl’s bread and circuses did not bring SF together

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