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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

Media

Conservative YIMBYs just took over SF’s biggest lifestyle site. Its ex-editor tells us what that means

Marke B. - December 12, 2022

GrowSF controls The Bold Italic. Former head Matt Charnock, now of Underscore, dishes on the local media impact

Opinion

Friends don’t let friends buy a Tesla

Bruce Mirken - November 20, 2022

Should we encourage Elon Musk's Twitter behavior by continuing to fund his major source of income and wealth?

Elections

So now I am an ‘election denier?’

Tim Redmond - November 17, 2022

A bizarre attack from the neoliberal front pretends that the mayor is popular, there was no district gerrymandering, and the progressives are like Donald Trump. A new low.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Two Mexican heavyweights go big

Dennis Harvey - November 17, 2022

Iñárritu and Del Toro aim high with "Bardo' and 'Pinocchio.' Plus: 'Dos Estaciones,' 'There There,' and 'The Menu'—new movies!

Crime

None of the district attorney’s supporters care about allegations of a major ethical breach

Tim Redmond - November 6, 2022

The law? What law? Rules? What rules? When it's about political power in SF, it doesn't seem to matter.

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