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Why Wiener’s housing bill undermines good policy outcomes

Tim Redmond - September 27, 2017

The One Oak project and another controversial development in the Mission both moved forward this week after the district supervisors worked with the developers...

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The latest attack on homeless people …

Tim Redmond - September 24, 2017

San Francisco politicians have a history of attacking and scapegoating homeless people to advance their careers. Remember, Gavin Newsom (who is now campaigning for...

Music

Party Radar: Lace in the leather

Marke B. - September 19, 2017

PARTY RADAR I've already listed the plethora of leather affairs this week for Folsom Street Fair, but there's a deluge of great parties that aren't...

News + Politics

OPINION: Jerry Brown can help police accountability

Susan Leff - September 18, 2017

Imagine you are in your neighborhood when you see a police officer interacting with a civilian. You are confused by what you see, but you...

News + Politics

Houses over Bernal gas pipeline delayed again

Tim Redmond - September 12, 2017

The City Planning Department will have to do additional research on the chance that a pipeline under Bernal Hill could explode during the construction...

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The Agenda: Tasers, traffic, and cannabis

Tim Redmond - September 10, 2017

The San Francisco Police Department hasn’t by any means given up on getting Tasers — apparently, Chief William Scott is a big fan of...

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What’s at stake for big condo project at Van Ness and Market

Tim Redmond - September 7, 2017

The Board of Supes put off for a week a decision on the environmental review of the One Oak project after a series of...

News + Politics

Oak and Van Ness project shows stunning failures in city traffic analysis

Tim Redmond - August 30, 2017

The San Francisco supes will vote September 5 on the future of one of the city’s most critical intersections, Market and Van Ness —...

Arts + Culture

Dolores Huerta, filling the screen

Caitlin Donohue - August 29, 2017

In 1962, political organizer Dolores Huerta was a twice-divorced mother of seven. She had also just told Cesar Chávez that she would join him...

Art

Capturing queer liberation’s legends and lovers

Marke B. - August 22, 2017

How lucky are we to have had Dan Nicoletta among us these past 40+ years? The curious 20-year-old who worked at Harvey Milk's camera...

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