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OPINION: Yes we cannabis — even in Chinatown

Tom Ammiano and Jesse Stout - July 28, 2018

We love cannabis legalization, both personally and as a policy matter: healing the sick, employing workers, reducing criminal-justice disparities, and generating tax revenue for...

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SF moves—finally—toward a survivor-centered policy on sexual assault

Bianca Rosen - June 21, 2018

The Board of Supervisors Rules Committee approved Wednesday a plan for a new agency to oversee the city’s response to sexual assault and sexual...

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Will SF supes oppose Wiener’s real-estate bill?

Tim Redmond - April 1, 2018

THE AGENDA The Board of Supes will vote Tuesday/3 on a watered-down resolution kinda, sorta, opposing state Sen. Scott Wiener’s latest real-estate bill, SB...

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Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

Adriana Camarena - March 11, 2018

Editor’s note: As the candidates for mayor discuss law enforcement, police accountability, and the future of the SFPD, it’s worth looking back at how...

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A challenge to sitting judges — and the secretive judicial system

Tim Redmond - February 27, 2018

Judges don’t like elections. That’s been true in San Francisco for decades, and it’s true in most of the rest of the country. The...

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Transportation, housing, criminal justice, and climate change. That’s ….

Tim Redmond - September 4, 2017

The national news media still seems to be talking about the relatively minor incidents of violence in Berkeley when the white supremacists came to...

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Transit, housing, criminal justice and climate change. That’s …

Tim Redmond - September 4, 2017

The national news media still seems to be talking about the relatively minor incidents of violence in Berkeley when the white supremacists came to...

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The missing pieces in the Steinle killing narrative

Tim Redmond - August 8, 2017

San Francisco Superior Court Judge Judge Samuel Feng decided today that the defendant in the Kate Steinle killing could finally be called by his...

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A ‘dangerous felon’ who was never convicted of a violent crime

Matt Gonzalez - July 18, 2017

Two years ago, Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez was arrested for the death of Kate Steinle on San Francisco’s popular waterfront. The case gained national...

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The problem with how SF handles sexual assaults

Bianca Rosen - July 5, 2017

I want to introduce you to Jamie – who just experienced one of the worst days of her life. Although Jamie is not a real...

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OPINION: Yes we cannabis — even in Chinatown

SF moves—finally—toward a survivor-centered policy on sexual assault

Will SF supes oppose Wiener’s real-estate bill?

Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

A challenge to sitting judges — and the secretive judicial system

Transportation, housing, criminal justice, and climate change. That’s ….

Transit, housing, criminal justice and climate change. That’s …

The missing pieces in the Steinle killing narrative

A ‘dangerous felon’ who was never convicted of a violent crime

The problem with how SF handles sexual assaults

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