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The Agenda

Breed’s attack on the sanctuary ordinance, Jenkins’ attack on police accountability …

Tim Redmond -
... plus remote public comments, the Housing Element, and a deal that limits the DA's role in police-shooting investigations. That's The Agenda for March 5-12
The Agenda

The City Hall corruption probe may not be over

Tim Redmond -
That sound you hear is the shoes falling from the City Hall corruption scandal: Mohammed Nuru is going to prison for as long as...
News + Politics

Another ridiculous attack on SF progressives, this time by Nellie Bowles and The Atlantic

Tim Redmond -
Excuse me, no: The city has not be destroyed by the left. How many times do we have to explain this?
Lit

Passion for degraded materials: a conversational bibliography of Dodie Bellamy

Johnny Ray Huston -
From 'Feminine Hijinx' to 'Bee Reaved,' the quintessential SF writer talks art, life, 'Frozen,' E.T., and grief through her published works.
Opinion

Money talks and bullshit walks

Calvin Welch -
The election outcome was first and foremost a victory of massive campaign spending.
Lit

Fighting dystopia with essential voices: ‘Black Literature vs. The Climate Emergency’

Emily Wilson -
Aya de León brings together writers and activists for a lively online conference that focuses on the possible and combats invisibility
The Agenda

Supes to look at closing the ‘group housing’ developer loophole

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Does the city need to regulate street vendors—and how should the city regulate Recology? That's The Agenda for Feb. 28-March 6
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Looking back at Chaplin—and ahead to International Oscar noms

Dennis Harvey -
New biopic digs in. Plus: Slovenia's sweet 'Sanremo,' Chile's chilling 'White on White,' Japan's 'Drive My Car'—and 'Afrofuturistik' hits big screens
Remembrance

When Hunter Thompson worked for his arch-enemy, the Hearst Corporation

Peter Richardson -
The legendary Gonzo journalist hated the big corporate empire—but spent years working for it. That's a key part of local media history.
The Agenda

Why have DBI, Planning, and the cops gotten away with so much for so long?

Tim Redmond -
Plus: $70 million for parking meters when the mayor says we can't afford to keep SIP hotels open to save lives. That's The Agenda for Sept. 13-19
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