Stories about Economic Inequality
Walton wants SF to get serious about reparations
Supe creating task force to look at how the city can pay back the Black community for 400 years of slavery.
At Zinn Fair, Peter Cole explores SF’s unique history of labor and race
The historian documents the links between local dockworker actions and transnational racial justice movements.
Preston, Boudin are winners as vote-count nears finish
Stunning victories for progressive candidates are also major losses for Mayor Breed.
Foreign Correspondent: What is the role of the US in Hong Kong demonstrations?
And what would happen if the city became independent from China?
Once again, Biden looked terrible
No dramatic knockouts in the second debate -- but the former vice president was unable to explain his record.
The end of Joe Biden as a serious candidate for president
Not a great night for Bernie. A "breakout" for Kamala Harris. Elizabeth Warren still the overall winner -- but Biden is done, period.
The problems with the gig economy and a housing ‘crisis’ bill
Supes hold a hearing on Uber, Lyft, and their ilk -- and planners look at a state measure that does nothing for affordable housing. That's The Agenda for June 23-30
Screen Grabs: A ‘sex raft’ run amuck
'70s experiments and radical cinema, a forgotten early film pioneer, and a sweet, odd Japanese rom-com come to big screens.
Fewer calls on city to ‘blow up’ taxi permit system
Supes looking at ways to help mediallion holders facing unfair competition from Uber and Lyft
SF pays $58,000 for Uber and Lyft rides
City employees reimbursed for 1,664 rides in the past year with companies that have labor trouble and are trying to destroy public transit -- and that violates city policy.