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Opinion

CEQA has nothing to do with SF downtown’s economic woes

Ruby Acevedo and Douglas P. Carstens - March 25, 2024

And Scott Wiener's attack on the environmental law will only make things worse for vulnerable populations.

Campaign Trail

What the March election really meant—and where the city goes from here

Calvin Welch - March 21, 2024

Big tech money and low progressive turnout carried the day—but what if there's a real mayor's race in November?

Opinion

Cops and judges can’t get away with violating reporters’ First Amendment rights

Richard Knee - March 19, 2024

The latest attack on press freedom by the SF cops shows the need for vigilance—and accountability.

News + Politics

Declaring the end of progressive San Francisco is a bit premature

Tim Redmond - March 6, 2024

Only 20 percent of the votes have been counted. And we have heard this story before.

Movies

Screen Grabs: War is Hell—and then, onscreen

Dennis Harvey - March 4, 2024

'The Fatal Alliance: A Century of War on Film' comes to BAMPFA. Plus: 'The Troubles' puts Irish resistance in personal light

Movies

‘How to Have Sex’ at the Mostly British Film Fest (and other cinematic selections)

Dennis Harvey - February 12, 2024

Gems from across the pond include Ken Loach's swan song, an expanded Irish section, and a 'Local Hero' revival.

Lit

Reading List: 10 books that recently shook us up

Lou Fancher - February 9, 2024

The most unforgettable stories come from disruptive tomes. Featuring: Anne Enright, mimi tempestt, Jesmyn Ward, more.

Campaign Trail

Campaign Notebook: Mahmood’s ethics (and PR) problem, huge billionaire money …

Tim Redmond - February 3, 2024

... and a new organization tracking the plutocrats. Our weekly roundup of news about the March election.

News + Politics

Tech leader wants supes to ‘die slow;’ where’s the mayor and the Chron?

Tim Redmond - January 28, 2024

Plus: Phil Ginsburg's yacht harbor, and zoning changes nobody knows how to pay for. That's The Agenda for Jan. 28 to Feb. 4

News + Politics

Breed ignores community, takes full credit for delay in Safeway closure

Tim Redmond - January 22, 2024

Oh, and 40 years ago, Mayor Feinstein vetoed a bill the might have prevented Safeway from just abandoning the Western Addition.

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CEQA has nothing to do with SF downtown’s economic woes

What the March election really meant—and where the city goes from here

Cops and judges can’t get away with violating reporters’ First Amendment rights

Declaring the end of progressive San Francisco is a bit premature

Screen Grabs: War is Hell—and then, onscreen

‘How to Have Sex’ at the Mostly British Film Fest (and other cinematic selections)

Reading List: 10 books that recently shook us up

Campaign Notebook: Mahmood’s ethics (and PR) problem, huge billionaire money …

Tech leader wants supes to ‘die slow;’ where’s the mayor and the Chron?

Breed ignores community, takes full credit for delay in Safeway closure

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