Stories about Jobs
Michael Apted’s monumental, 55-year chronicle of class inequality
The director speaks about his celebrated UP series—now on '63 UP'—tracing the lives of 14 subjects across five decades
Screen Grabs: Fake news from Clint Eastwood and Imelda Marcos
Plus: A Mexican ambulance family, where sound effects come from, one of 2019's best small US features, and more in cinemas.
SF man faces deportation—for a crime he committed at 16
Simon Liu is a tech worker, a community volunteer, and a clear example of rehabilitation. But ICE wants to deport him to China, unless Gov. Newsom intervenes.
KQED says 48 Hills is a story of the decade
Reporting package looks back at the most impactful events of the past 10 years, highlighting the Bay Guardian and 48 Hills.
Supes look to protect tenants while planners make the housing crisis worse
Eviction limits headed to board -- while massive highrise goes before Planning Commission. That's The Agenda for Dec. 2-9, 2019
Breed refuses to sign housing bill
Haney's legislation charging developers for affordable housing will become law anyway -- but the mayor's message is stunning.
Foreign Correspondent: A New Arab Spring in Lebanon and Iraq
Once again, people in the Middle East want democratic reforms and an end to corruption and foreign domination
Election night: Ballot problems in D5
Some precincts had no supervisorial ballots. Some had no power. Both sides scramble for turnout.
Housing balance measure headed for March ballot
Campaign will define the city's future -- and the state of local politics.
In dramatic hearing, Haney housing measure moves forward
City economist produces laughable report on negative impacts as Peskin raises the key question: Why do we want more office development anyway?