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Breed refuses to sign housing bill

Tim Redmond - November 18, 2019

Mayor London Breed has refused to sign legislation raising the fee office developers have to pay for affordable housing. Although the bill, which passed unanimously,...

Culture

Marina Times editor freaks out about diversity

Peter-Astrid Kane - November 6, 2019

Everyone knew this was coming. When the San Francisco Chronicle hired restaurant critic Soleil Ho to replace 30-year veteran Michael Bauer, the question wasn’t so...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: The Brexit mess

Reese Erlich - November 1, 2019

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Britain’s tousle-haired answer to Donald Trump, came into office promising to leave the European Union by October 31. He declared...

News + Politics

Haney’s housing bill passes 11-0

Tim Redmond - October 29, 2019

Sup. Matt Haney’s legislation forcing office developers to pay more of the cost of their affordable housing impacts passed the board 11-0 today after...

News + Politics

In dramatic hearing, Haney housing measure moves forward

Tim Redmond - October 22, 2019

The Land Use and Transportation Committee yesterday moved forward a plan to increase the fee office developers pay for housing after a remarkable hearing...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: A bounty of international film fests

Dennis Harvey - October 15, 2019

Mill Valley may be over, but the fall cavalcade of local film festivals continues. This week alone brings at least four (that we know...

Onstage

Navigating gender’s fluidity in a sea of apps with ‘#femMASCULINE’

Peter-Astrid Kane - October 8, 2019

When San Francisco artist Kevin Seaman walked into the Lone Star or other similar LGBTQ spaces dressed as his outspoken and cartoonishly hyperfeminine drag...

Movies

There’s a ‘Mad God’ at the Drunken Film Fest

Joshua Rotter - October 1, 2019

Clocking in at under an hour, Mad God, a highly experimental stop-motion film about an assassin who descends into a scary subterranean dystopia—full of...

News + Politics

City College panel wants to slow down big administrative salary hikes

Michael Toren - September 20, 2019

Two members of the City College Board of Trustees recommended Thursday putting the brakes on a salary raise for administrators that has been heavily...

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...

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Breed refuses to sign housing bill

Marina Times editor freaks out about diversity

Foreign Correspondent: The Brexit mess

Haney’s housing bill passes 11-0

In dramatic hearing, Haney housing measure moves forward

Screen Grabs: A bounty of international film fests

Navigating gender’s fluidity in a sea of apps with ‘#femMASCULINE’

There’s a ‘Mad God’ at the Drunken Film Fest

City College panel wants to slow down big administrative salary hikes

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

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