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Campaign Trail

Farrell complains about cuts in child-care measure that he tried to kill

Tim Redmond - June 4, 2024

He didn't support Prop. C in 2018; now he blasts Breed for not spending the money.

Campaign Trail

The good, the bad, and the very scary on the November ballot

Tim Redmond - May 30, 2024

State ballot measure would promote inequality and damage local government; SF measures take on affordability and corruption.

LGBTQ

Mental health center in the Castro under suspicious threat of eviction

Cydney Hayes - May 19, 2024

Members of Queer LifeSpace held a rally at 2275 Market St. to organize and avoid being kicked out before they’re served eviction papers.

Economy

If SF wants to revitalize downtown, why not buy up these dirt-cheap buildings?

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2024

An entire 14-story highrise for $6.5 million? That could be 150 artist studios. And there's so much more to come.

Housing

Breed hedges on supporting legal protections, rent relief for tenants

Tim Redmond - April 30, 2024

Weirdly, she suggests that her own office can't stop 'abuse' in program that helped 20,000 renters keep a roof over their heads.

The Agenda

The city’s budget battle comes into clear view ….

Tim Redmond - April 14, 2024

.... Plus broken elevators in SROs, a mess in the city's housing voucher program—and where did Breed's 'Dreamkeeper' money go? That's The Agenda for April 14-21

Opinion

The mayor’s upzoning plans will deeply damage SF’s neighborhoods

Dennis Antenore - March 14, 2024

Demolitions, speculations, and displacement are in store if the city moves forward with Breed's approach.

Art

Tabitha Soren, beloved former MTV News reporter, on life as a Bay Area photographer

Mary Corbin - February 29, 2024

Motherhood has changed things for the award-winning journalist, who is now taking things a frame at a time.

Business + Tech

The city has a new business tax plan—which doesn’t address economic inequality

Tim Redmond - February 9, 2024

We can tinker with 'revenue-neutral' changes, but SF is facing a massive fiscal crisis, and the big corporations and billionaires are still not paying their fair share.

Labor

The hidden political history of SF’s 1906 earthquake and fire—and what it means today

Marc Norton - February 1, 2024

Social class, race, and labor played a huge role in what happened—and how the city recovered.

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