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The Agenda

Big Telecom giveaway bills head for state Assembly votes

Tim Redmond - May 16, 2021

Plus: Measure to limit CEQA appeals goes before supes and a rally to limit supportive housing rents. That's The Agenda for May 17-23

News + Politics

Boudin allies speak out at a rally against ‘recall madness’

Tim Redmond - May 13, 2021

Elected officials, labor, and community leaders say that the DA has kept his campaign promises.

Movies

Screen Grabs: SF as a longtime ‘refuge for weirdos and artists’

Dennis Harvey - May 10, 2021

'Tell The We Were Here' remembers. Plus: DocLands guide, Middle East peace goals, Parkland tragedy teens

News + Politics

Can immigration reform be part of Biden’s infrastructure plan?

Garrett Leahy - May 8, 2021

Advocates call on Pelosi to push the measure -- but that will be a tough battle in this Congress.

Labor

When bosses lie, workers die

Marc Norton - May 5, 2021

More and more data shows that COVID transmission is happening not just at gatherings but at worksites.

Labor

Gig workers aren’t getting the healthcare they were promised

Garrett Leahy - April 29, 2021

Survey shows that most rideshare and delivery drivers are unable to access the benefits under Prop. 22

News + Politics

A Democratic president actually talks about taxing the very rich

Tim Redmond - April 28, 2021

Thank Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall Street and other organizers and activists for forcing the Democratic Party to the left

Movies

Screen Grabs: Films for a fragile planet, from Puerto Rico to Mars

Dennis Harvey - April 19, 2021

Livable Planet fest opens with excellent Landfall, more. Plus: 8 Billion Angels, Occupy the Farm, Gunda, Malni

Labor

Radical right group is trying to attack public-sector labor in SF

Tim Redmond - April 14, 2021

Anti-union mailers are going to workers home addresses -- but really, this group is looking pretty desperate.

Foreign Correspondent

Reese Erlich, foreign correspondent and radical reporter, is dead at 73

Tim Redmond - April 12, 2021

After a life of progressive politics, ground-breaking journalism, and social activism, a legendary writer loses battle with cancer.

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Big Telecom giveaway bills head for state Assembly votes

Boudin allies speak out at a rally against ‘recall madness’

Screen Grabs: SF as a longtime ‘refuge for weirdos and artists’

Can immigration reform be part of Biden’s infrastructure plan?

When bosses lie, workers die

Gig workers aren’t getting the healthcare they were promised

A Democratic president actually talks about taxing the very rich

Screen Grabs: Films for a fragile planet, from Puerto Rico to Mars

Radical right group is trying to attack public-sector labor in SF

Reese Erlich, foreign correspondent and radical reporter, is dead at 73

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