Stories about Development
Stopping evictions and price-gouging in the coronavirus crisis
Plus: the need for an arts, worker, and small-business bailout—and the mayor will get asked about corruption. That's The Agenda for March 9-15.
Some surprising political analysis from the local election results
Safai is in trouble. The progressives are winning across the board. A deep dive into the March 3 election results.
Affordable housing is a great bargain for SF
The New York Times (along with many others) completely misses the reality of the housing market in this city.
Is Marcos Mena the best guitarist in indie rock?
The Mountain View-born math rock virtuoso, better known as Standards, plays at Bottom of the Hill Fri/6.
Results show strong night for local progressives
Huge numbers of votes still to count, but trends are favoring the local left.
First results: A few surprises
Progressives dominate the DCCC; Buttar far behind; propositions close.
Recombinant Festival’s audio-visual spectacle summons ‘Clouds of Confoundment’
Mesmerizing immersions, grand cybernetic theories, and dazzling 'subassemblies' await convergence attendees.
Is the Monster in the Mission dead?
And does that mean that community-based planning and affordable housing could be the future for 16th and Mission?
Chinatown building becomes battleground for community’s future
Investor with a record of trying to evict low-income seniors now wants to make massive profit off historic property.
‘Families first’ public defender enters D7 race
Vilaska Nguyen says he offers an independent alternative and criticizes mayor's planning policies.