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Transportation

Cruise and Waymo are finding widespread opposition

Tim Redmond - August 22, 2023

For a change, a new technology is not impressing people, and the city might actually take regulation seriously.

Movies

Screen Grabs: The scream queen has evolved—and she’s got real problems

Dennis Harvey - August 21, 2023

A Tunisian cop gets burned, a relationship spirals catastrophically, and 'The Shining' but lesbian. New movies!

Elections

Preston campaign kickoff draws large and diverse crowd

Tim Redmond - August 17, 2023

District 5 is one of the critical seats progressives will try to win in 2024

Drug policy

Dorsey attack on wellness center signals larger issues in SF’s new War on Drugs

Tim Redmond - August 8, 2023

The mayor, the DA, and the Tech Right want to revive a failed policy—and maybe go after local judges.

News + Politics

Why is the city paying to evict tenants from supportive housing?

Tim Redmond - July 30, 2023

Plus: Some tough questions (and a missing interest group) in the robotaxi regulation discussion. That's The Agenda for July 31 to August 7.

Art Review

SF’s radical Asian American legacy shines in ‘Dreaming People’s History’

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - July 14, 2023

Images from the International Hotel struggle to the post-George Floyd resistance educate while they inspire.

Homelessness

Ending eviction moratoriums means more people homeless on the streets

Tiny - July 10, 2023

Eviction Moratorium for Mama Earth— To truly liberate her from her paper dollar worth Eviction Moratoriums = Forever Houzin can weave a different story For the mom...

News + Politics

Does SF need 24/7 robot taxis (that don’t pay any fee to be taxis)?

Tim Redmond - July 9, 2023

Plus: A move to limit ballot information, and a cut to affordable housing requirements for developers. That's The Agenda for July 9-16

News + Politics

Maybe, finally, a decision on the Castro Theater

Tim Redmond - June 4, 2023

San Francisco may finally get some clarity on the future of the Castro Theater this week, as the long-delayed landmarking vote at the full...

Media

Dianne Feinstein and the ghoulish media

Calvin Welch - May 25, 2023

The longtime press darling is now, it appears, getting manipulated by some of her old friends.

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Cruise and Waymo are finding widespread opposition

Screen Grabs: The scream queen has evolved—and she’s got real problems

Preston campaign kickoff draws large and diverse crowd

Dorsey attack on wellness center signals larger issues in SF’s new War on Drugs

Why is the city paying to evict tenants from supportive housing?

SF’s radical Asian American legacy shines in ‘Dreaming People’s History’

Ending eviction moratoriums means more people homeless on the streets

Does SF need 24/7 robot taxis (that don’t pay any fee to be taxis)?

Maybe, finally, a decision on the Castro Theater

Dianne Feinstein and the ghoulish media

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