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Goatchella returns!

Marke B. - April 12, 2016

You may think the youth of today are obsessed with their iThingies and digital whats-its, their crazy rock music and their weirdo festivals out...

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The first Wiener-Kim debate frames an epic election battle

Tim Redmond - April 7, 2016

The first of a series of debates between Sups. Scott Wiener and Jane Kim, who are both seeking a state Senate seat, set the...

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Liberals — except when it comes home

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2016

My old boss, Bruce Brugmann, who ran the Bay Guardian, told me early on in my career that you could tell the real politics...

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The Agenda, March 28-April 3, 2016: Why developers can’t cry poverty

Tim Redmond - March 27, 2016

Most of the city seems to be on Spring Break this week; the supes aren’t meeting, most of the commissions aren’t meeting, and the...

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Some Mother’s Daughter: Fighting the criminalization of sex workers

Sana Saleem - March 23, 2016

Imagine a woman goes missing and no one looks for her. There’s no inquiry, no need for forensics, and no further investigation required. In...

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Breaking: Evil accreditor that tried to shut down City College faces its own demise

Tim Redmond - March 18, 2016

The much-despised accreditor that tried, and failed, to put City College out of business is about go out of business itself. The Accrediting Commission for...

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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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Developers win with “smart growth” rule

Zelda Bronstein - March 13, 2016

With a big assist from the state Legislature, the SF Planning Department opened a new front in the city’s density wars last week. On...

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Nieto trial: More evidence casts doubt on police story

Sana Saleem - March 4, 2016

Just before U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins entered the courtroom this morning, Alex Nieto’s parents took their seats carrying a solemn pink helium balloon,...

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Young people report holes in foster care safety net

Andrew Lam - February 29, 2016

Liberty Dycus, 23, who was adopted from Ethiopia as a child, ended up in foster care after being abused. She says that when she emancipated...

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