Growth Archives - Page 3 of 39

Housing

Does the US have a housing shortage—or an affordable housing shortage?

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2024

New study challenges the Yimby concept and argues that issue isn't supply, it's price.

Media

Media Week: One crucial (buried) story and two prominent useless ones

Tim Redmond - June 17, 2024

The growth myth, the SF mayor's race, the foolishness of a so-called West Coast 'liberal,' and (for now, funny) and deceptive campaign videos

Music

The ferocious, precocious musical odyssey of ‘Bette Davis Eyes’

Joshua Rotter - June 11, 2024

Sultry synth classic resurfaces with singer Katrina Woolverton and original producer Val Garay at helm

Art

Greg Rick engages with global power dynamics to rectify myths of the past

Mary Corbin - May 22, 2024

The Oakland painter emphasizes 'moments of corrective alteration towards a more just and honest story.'

Movies

Hot-topic CAAMFest 2024 kicks off with dive into affirmative action fight

Dennis Harvey - May 7, 2024

In features and docs, Asian American film fest also tackles Filipino elections, Islamic revival groups, sexual harrassment in India

Music

Under the Stars: Bubbling up with foamboy, night-dubbing with Monty Luke…

John-Paul Shiver - May 2, 2024

BALTHVS rocks global vibes, Eris Drew runs the rave tape, Neutrals wish you were here, more music to support!

Art

Tehran-born artist Sameh Khalatbari strings resistance into every work

Mary Corbin - April 23, 2024

Deeply felt homages to Iran's Women, Life, Freedom protest movement emanate from her San Ramon studio.

The Agenda

Supreme Court hears critical case on homeless policy (SF wants to legalize sweeps) …

Tim Redmond - April 21, 2024

... Plus: Is the SF Zoo really capable of hosting pandas, and is the city ready to start letting developers off the hook for the impacts their projects create? That's The Agenda for April 24-31

Art

The Great Migration travels beyond South to North in ‘Movement in Every Direction’

Lou Fancher - April 10, 2024

A BAMPFA show expands how we think about one of the biggest mass movements in US history.

Business + Tech

Wiener wants to regulate AI—but not help people whose jobs are destroyed

Tim Redmond - April 3, 2024

Half a million people in this state make a living as drivers; if robots replace them, how will they survive? That's not on the Wiener agenda.

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