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Measure to tax big, rich corporations to fund housing for the homeless heads for November ballot
After a dramatic, last-minute, grassroots effort, Our City Our Home turns in 28,000 signatures, setting up an epic battle with very clear political lines.
SF moves—finally—toward a survivor-centered policy on sexual assault
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...
The Agenda, June 18-24: Supes to radically change notice requirements on development
Plus how to support the Tenants Union and the first big debate for D10 candidates
Leno’s lead drops as votes come in from conservative parts of town
A close look at the latest numbers suggests that it's still far too early to call this race
Dark money attack shows loophole in Ethics law
Money spent against Leno allows Breed campaign to spend more; Peskin says it's "an absolute misinterpretation" of the rules
Campaign trail: Alioto, Breed seek GOP support …
... and a Leno/Kim event is shut down after Breed supporters shout down speakers
Denounce the Yimby disruption: An open letter to Sen. Wiener
Community leaders ask author of SB 827 to distance himself from the Yimbys who shouted down a community coalition trying to hold a peaceful rally
Screen Grabs: Disaster Artist, Polish Animation, The Breadwinner….
British Arrow Awards, "A Day of Silents," two huge classics and more coming to cinemas this week
Zarate prosecution witness blasted for role in earlier murder trial
Wrongfully convicted man suing SF over case where Inspector Evans gave what one critic called wildly inaccurate testimony
Cops, cars, guns and death
If the SFPD can't follow its own policies, the supervisors may decide to tighten the city's laws against officers leaving firearms in vehicles