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OPINION: The cannabis industry should not disregard Chinatown’s voices

Wing Hoo Leung and Roy Chan - July 30, 2018

We write in response to the Tom Ammiano and Jesse Stout’s editorial, “Yes we cannabis – even in Chinatown” which makes a number of...

News + Politics

Breed talks about bringing the city together — but shows sharp political edges

Tim Redmond - July 11, 2018

London Breed became the first African American woman to serve as mayor of San Francisco today, taking the oath of office in a modest,...

Campaign Trail

Dean Preston files for D5 supe

Tim Redmond - July 6, 2018

We just finished one election cycle, but the next one is already on us – and it’s shaping up as a key test of...

Onstage

The sheer audacity of ‘Angels in America’

Marke B. - June 30, 2018

ONSTAGE "Why is Angels in America still the most prominent story being told about AIDS?" asked a wonderfully provocative essay about the epic early '90s...

News + Politics

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Art Agnos - June 15, 2018

This is a critical time for our city. There are a lot of important issues at stake that matter to all of us. Income...

Foreign Correspondent

Natalie Portman boycotts Israeli prize; right wing goes ballistic

Reese Erlich - May 7, 2018

Actress Natalie Portman, a strong supporter of Israel, has come under vicious attack for criticizing that country's leadership. She now joins the club of...

News + Politics

SF needs a mayor who will tax, spend, and regulate

Calvin Welch - April 23, 2018

Consider a short list of the realities facing our next mayor: The social/economic/cultural transformation of the city through unchecked hyper-gentrification caused by a development policy...

News + Politics

Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

Adriana Camarena - March 11, 2018

Editor’s note: As the candidates for mayor discuss law enforcement, police accountability, and the future of the SFPD, it’s worth looking back at how...

News + Politics

Yimbyism and the cruel irony of metropolitan history

David Levitus - March 2, 2018

The sense of housing crisis is nearly everywhere. Debates about housing policy are heating up, turning once arcane fields into the subject of fevered...

News + Politics

Progressive debate offers a bit of candidate clarity

Tim Redmond - February 15, 2018

What a difference two weeks and a different venue makes. The three leading candidates for mayor all said they supported, more or less, Sen. Scott...

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OPINION: The cannabis industry should not disregard Chinatown’s voices

Breed talks about bringing the city together — but shows sharp political edges

Dean Preston files for D5 supe

The sheer audacity of ‘Angels in America’

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Natalie Portman boycotts Israeli prize; right wing goes ballistic

SF needs a mayor who will tax, spend, and regulate

Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

Yimbyism and the cruel irony of metropolitan history

Progressive debate offers a bit of candidate clarity

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