Jobs Archives - Page 28 of 70

The Onyx spirals upward, beaming ‘Black Girl Magic’

Joanna Ladd - October 7, 2019

It’s a Thursday night at The Uptown in Oakland, and people are filtering in for the opening set. Six black women take the stage,...

News + Politics

DA deal? D5 money … and will an 11-year EIR ever die?

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2019

There are really only two questions for George Gascon at this point: Did he cut a deal with the mayor (and everyone knows Gascon...

Campaign Trail

Talking Yimby, acting Nimby in District 5

Calvin Welch - October 6, 2019

A story is unfolding in the District Five supervisor race, ignored by the news media, that illustrates the contradiction between narrative and fact that...

News + Politics

How the NY Times bungled coverage of the Warren/Sanders tax plans

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2019

I read The New York Times every day. I know people who have worked for the paper, and most of them are experienced professionals...

News + Politics

Massive new office development in Soma? Maybe not

Tim Redmond - October 2, 2019

The various parties to a series of lawsuits over Soma development have settled– but that doesn’t mean two massive new office projects are going...

Onstage

Review: ACT’s ‘Top Girls’ spotlights ladies of the ’80s (and 800s)

Dennis Harvey - September 27, 2019

With Cloud Nine in 1979 and Top Girls (through October 13 at ACT) three years later, Caryl Churchill shot to the front ranks of living...

Onstage

Watching movies—and coping and connecting—in ‘The Flick’

Emily Wilson - September 12, 2019

Jon Tracy says the first time he read Annie Baker’s play, The Flick, (which he is directing at Shotgun Players, through October 6) it...

News + Politics

The real legacy of SF’s planning director

John Elberling - September 10, 2019

Editor's note: The Chron yesterday presented its report on the record of John Rahaim, who ran SF's City Planning Department for the past 12...

News + Politics

SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense

Tim Redmond - September 9, 2019

It has been, my former colleague Savannah Blackwell reminds me, 50 years (and a few months) since the Bay Guardian first published a story...

News + Politics

‘If you’re done with poverty, build your union’

Emily Wilson - September 3, 2019

When Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, talked about the protestors in Hong Kong and police violence, she got choked...

Tagged with: Jobs

The Onyx spirals upward, beaming ‘Black Girl Magic’

DA deal? D5 money … and will an 11-year EIR ever die?

Talking Yimby, acting Nimby in District 5

How the NY Times bungled coverage of the Warren/Sanders tax plans

Massive new office development in Soma? Maybe not

Review: ACT’s ‘Top Girls’ spotlights ladies of the ’80s (and 800s)

Watching movies—and coping and connecting—in ‘The Flick’

The real legacy of SF’s planning director

SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense

‘If you’re done with poverty, build your union’

News

Politics

Arts

Culture