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Fuck you and your toxic masculinity, Mr. President

Sana Saleem - June 29, 2017

I woke up this morning and saw that the Internet was buzzing with yet another one of your tweets, Mr. President. Like most other...

Arts + Culture

Surfing the docs

Dennis Harvey - May 26, 2017

SCREEN GRABS This is a moment when the notion of watching documentaries sounds like mandatory homework: The world is falling apart, many parties would...

News + Politics

PG&E, with Trump’s help, could shake down SF for $600 million

Tim Redmond - April 13, 2017

San Francisco is locked in a battle with Pacific Gas and Electric Company that arises from the company’s century-old efforts to keep municipal power...

Arts + Culture

Join us for our Fourth Anniversary Spring Gala, May 3!

Marke B. - March 23, 2017

Join Tim Redmond and the 48 Hills team to celebrate four years of completely independent, progressive, local journalism! In this dark political time, it's...

Opinion

Strange rumblings in local news media

Tim Redmond - March 14, 2017

Strange rumblings in the local news media. First SFist is bought by a right-wing outfit that is already changing the flagship Gothamist in New...

News + Politics

Fierce resistance to save the Earth from Trump

Steven T. Jones - January 17, 2017

People are resisting Trump. They won’t accept his divisive, reckless, rapacious brand of politics and they’re fighting back. That’s what I’ve seen on the...

News + Politics

Gawker is dead. Who’s next?

Tim Redmond - August 25, 2016

Gawker.com, which helped redefine journalism in the era of the blogger, shut down Monday, and while much of the discussion has been around the...

News + Politics

Mamas fight for justice for their African sons

Tiny - August 24, 2016

Sala Haquiyah Chandler and other mothers stood outside the SF courthouse recently, waiting while the alleged murderer of her son and three other young...

News + Politics

The Agenda, Aug. 22-28: Sunshine for developers …

Tim Redmond - August 21, 2016

A committee of the San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance Task Force ruled in favor the city Planning Department last week against a filmmaker who wanted...

News + Politics

John Ross book puts the rebel back in reporting

Caitlin Donohue - August 1, 2016

Journalism needs its outward thinkers, the ones willing to put the voices of the powerless over those of the powerful. And nobody did that...

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