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Screen Grabs: ‘Lost Landscapes of San Francisco’ returns

Dennis Harvey - January 2, 2019

SCREEN GRABS In the silent era there were numerous important women filmmakers—a testament, alas, to how the medium wasn’t taken “seriously” for many years,...

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Two local slates vie to set direction for state Democratic Party

Tim Redmond - December 27, 2018

City Hall pretty much closes up shop for a couple of weeks this time of year; the city, unlike the federal government, is not...

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The spy cameras you didn’t know about in Golden Gate Park

Beth Winegarner - December 27, 2018

Just inside Golden Gate Park, not far from where Haight Street dead-ends at Stanyan, Alvord Lake offers a quiet, shady spot to relax, walk...

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Have you read these? Our top stories of 2018

Staff - December 26, 2018

It's been a wild rollercoaster of a year, which from some vantage points seems like several very, very long years. Two elections, a contentious...

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Trans women from the migrant caravan need SF sponsors

Marke B. - December 21, 2018

Transgender and other LGBTQ people who joined the migrant caravan to the US border seeking asylum are having a hard time finding sponsors to...

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Halting the epidemic of housing demolitions

Tim Redmond - December 11, 2018

Supervisors Aaron Peskin and Rafael Mandelman introduced legislation today that could save thousands of units of rent-controlled housing and stop the epidemic of demolition...

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Central Soma: The fix is in at City Planning

John Elberling - December 11, 2018

Mayor London Breed has now signed the legislation approved by the Board of Supervisors approving the Central Soma Plan that will spearhead the “Gig...

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A new housing ‘compact’ looks a lot like a developer’s dream

Tim Redmond - December 9, 2018

With State Sen. Scott Wiener’s new housing bill now pending, a group convened by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission has released a draft plan to...

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SF keeps losing affordable housing

Tim Redmond - December 9, 2018

The latest Housing Balance Report comes before the Board of Supes Land Use and Transportation Committee Monday/10 and the news is as bleak as...

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Wiener’s new housing bill is radically unfair

Tim Redmond - December 5, 2018

State Sen. Scott Wiener has introduced a new version of his housing bill that went down in flames last year, and while the current...

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Screen Grabs: ‘Lost Landscapes of San Francisco’ returns

Two local slates vie to set direction for state Democratic Party

The spy cameras you didn’t know about in Golden Gate Park

Have you read these? Our top stories of 2018

Trans women from the migrant caravan need SF sponsors

Halting the epidemic of housing demolitions

Central Soma: The fix is in at City Planning

A new housing ‘compact’ looks a lot like a developer’s dream

SF keeps losing affordable housing

Wiener’s new housing bill is radically unfair

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