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Labor

Why Trader Joe’s workers are joining the fight to unionize

Sonali Kolhatkar - July 25, 2022

As the giant cuts back benefits after COVID, workers are exposing the big lie that corporations care for 'crew' over profits

Opinion

Prop A’s failure and why we need to fight for Muni

Gwen McLaughlin and Nayeli Maxson-Velazquez - July 13, 2022

The June election shows the importance of a powerful grassroots movement for transit justice

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Laborfest in full swing, Foodwise dines out, more

Marke B. - July 7, 2022

Danceworks, Pod Blotz, Xiu Xiu, Depeche Mode tribute, Jim Henson's commercials, other great events. Plus: Diego Rivera is coming

Housing

A (major) new twist on affordable housing legislation

Tim Redmond - June 29, 2022

Last-minute Mandelman move seeks to allow widespread housing demolition—potentially dooming Chan's affordable-housing measure.

Lit

It’s a rough time to be proud of the US. In ‘Fight Like Hell,’ Kim Kelly finds a way

Caitlin Donohue - June 28, 2022

The labor reporter's first book is a historical journey showing workers that they've always forged their own path forward

Opinion

From here to Cuba: Defying Biden, the Bay Area connects to island nation

Mark Ginsburg and David Brubaker - May 29, 2022

The Summit of the Americas has disinvited Cuba. We went there to show solidarity and tell the story missing from the corporate media.

City Hall

Final, final, deadline for supes map is Thursday—unless it isn’t

Tim Redmond - April 20, 2022

City attorney says Task Force has to approve lines; various others talk about lawsuits.

Labor

The case for class-struggle unionism

Marc Norton - March 27, 2022

A new book says that only workers can save the labor movement.

Opinion

SF hotels aren’t bringing workers back. Is that a ‘lockout?’

Give Me My Job Back - March 17, 2022

Labor law is complicated, but some workers say they want to go back to work—and the unionized hotels aren't calling them.

City Hall

Why the mayor’s proposals keep getting defeated by the supes

Tim Redmond - January 30, 2022

To make progress in SF, you need to have an open process with all the stakeholders. London Breed prefers to do things her own way, behind closed doors.

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Why Trader Joe’s workers are joining the fight to unionize

Prop A’s failure and why we need to fight for Muni

Arts Forecast: Laborfest in full swing, Foodwise dines out, more

A (major) new twist on affordable housing legislation

It’s a rough time to be proud of the US. In ‘Fight Like Hell,’ Kim Kelly finds a way

From here to Cuba: Defying Biden, the Bay Area connects to island nation

Final, final, deadline for supes map is Thursday—unless it isn’t

The case for class-struggle unionism

SF hotels aren’t bringing workers back. Is that a ‘lockout?’

Why the mayor’s proposals keep getting defeated by the supes

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