Chronicle Archives

Environment

This land is whose land?

Tom Molanphy - March 13, 2023

The developer and the city insist the Hunters Point Shipyard is safe for development. There's a lot of data that says otherwise. Part III of a series.

Business + Tech

Democrats like me are sick of billionaires getting their way—and then whining

Tim Redmond - February 27, 2023

Michael Moritz is the latest to say the left is ruining SF. Except that the left doesn't run the city. He seems to want a plutocracy—and he controls a major local news outlet.

Crime

DA Brooke Jenkins is getting a total pass from the local news media

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2023

Crime is as bad as it was under Chesa Boudin. But none of the outlets that attacked him are holding the new DA accountable.

Business + Tech

How the Chron creates misleading, inaccurate narratives that lead to bad public policy

Tim Redmond - February 22, 2023

The poor scooter company that had to leave town turns out to be a bad civic actor—and a lot of folks are glad it's gone.

The Agenda

Legal settlements for police abuse have cost SF more than $20 million since 2019

Tim Redmond - February 12, 2023

Plus: Ronen takes on the feds over Laguna Honda, Jenkins drops charges against cop, and planners finally want to close the book on a scandal. That's The Agenda for Feb. 12-19.

Housing

Breed’s solution to affordable housing crisis: require less affordable housing

Tim Redmond - February 7, 2023

And why do I keep getting this feeling that the generals are fighting the last war?

News + Politics

Demolitions and population estimates: We answer your questions

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2023

Yes, the city's plans will require bulldozing existing housing. No, the numbers in the Housing Element don't make any sense.

Homelessness

The story behind the garden-hose assault outside a North Beach gallery

Tim Redmond - January 10, 2023

Sup. Peskin's office has been working for years to get help for this homeless person—and city agencies have completely failed them.

Onstage

2022’s highlights on stage, in a year of navigating theater’s return

Charles Lewis III - January 4, 2023

The best (and worst) of welcome Bay Area productions—but let's remember that COVID is still with us, please.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Why 2023 is looking so tasty

Tamara Palmer - January 3, 2023

Promising restaurant openings, psychoactive edibles, and landmark shake-ups that may take effect this year

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