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Homelessness

Breed’s Tenderloin plan is just a rehash of cruel policies that never worked

Jennifer Friedenbach - December 17, 2021

Using police to solve social and health problems has failed for decades; why is San Francisco ready to do it again?

Art

Review: In ‘Mothership,’ Afrofuturism blasts off from myriad launch pads

Genevieve Quick - December 17, 2021

A global roster of artists claims space for the unfixed, fragmented, and hybridized at OMCA.

News + Politics

Don’t blame progressives for problems like homelessness, drugs, and crime

Tim Redmond - December 13, 2021

Neoliberal mayors and their failed market-based policies have created the crisis that the left is now trying to solve.

Housing

The facts behind the developer propaganda on Soma housing project

John Elberling - December 6, 2021

The supes vote wasn't anti-housing; there's a great housing deal on the table that the developer has rejected.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Facing the country’s challenges, from Pearl Harbor to COVID’s first wave

Dennis Harvey - December 6, 2021

Exhibit at the Disney museum examines Walt's role in WWII—and 'First Wave' tackles the pandemic's arrival in NYC.

Housing

Lawsuit seeks to block Plan Bay Area 2050—and prevent gentrification

Tim Redmond - November 28, 2021

Petition argues that the sweeping regional planning proposal would displace tens of thousands of vulnerable residents in the name of more high-end development.

Housing

Local control of all land-use decisions could wind up on fall 2022 ballot

Tim Redmond - November 21, 2021

Backers of a sweeping measure to block the state from mandating housing or other zoning rules are gathering signatures; it could have huge implications.

Housing

Poll shows SF voters don’t believe market-rate housing will help crisis

Tim Redmond - November 15, 2021

Clear majorities say the city should protect vulnerable communities from luxury housing that causes displacement.

Art

Review: For two days in her home, Susan Nakata’s delicate work shone bright

tamara suarez porras - November 13, 2021

The Kensington artist hosted 'Notions,' which emphasized the resiliency of artists who maintain a lifelong practice.

News + Politics

Why are both Republicans and Democrats so obsessed with Cuba?

Vicki Legion and Mark Ginsburg - November 11, 2021

After more than 60 years, the US is still trying to overthrow the government of a small island nation that is no threat to us.

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Breed’s Tenderloin plan is just a rehash of cruel policies that never worked

Review: In ‘Mothership,’ Afrofuturism blasts off from myriad launch pads

Don’t blame progressives for problems like homelessness, drugs, and crime

The facts behind the developer propaganda on Soma housing project

Screen Grabs: Facing the country’s challenges, from Pearl Harbor to COVID’s first wave

Lawsuit seeks to block Plan Bay Area 2050—and prevent gentrification

Local control of all land-use decisions could wind up on fall 2022 ballot

Poll shows SF voters don’t believe market-rate housing will help crisis

Review: For two days in her home, Susan Nakata’s delicate work shone bright

Why are both Republicans and Democrats so obsessed with Cuba?

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