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The Agenda

The odd ad in the Chron, the mayor and the homeless sweeps ….

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2018

I know that good newspapers keep the editorial and ad departments separate. Good publishers don’t tell their editors to favor one store or restaurant...

Tenant Troubles

Tenant Troubles: Can my landlord spy on me?

Dave Crow - April 18, 2018

Editors note: Tenant lawyer Dave Crow is here every Wednesday to answer your questions. Email askdave@48hills.org I’m a 14-year rent controlled tenant in the TenderNob....

Lit

Read something new! California Book Award finalists announced

Marke B. - April 2, 2018

LIT Spring brings an overflow of book recommendations, when the announcements of both the Northern California Book Award winners and the California Book Award...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Walking the Irish border, making epic poetry

Marke B. - March 14, 2018

ARTS FORECAST The Counterpulse Festival is on this week (Wed/14-Sun/18) and its bursting with performance and arts innovation. One of its most interesting moments: aon mhac...

News + Politics

How do you feel?

Tony Robles - January 3, 2018

I deliver to you News Not solutions But Torments people go through Trying to solve problems Clashing voices Morbid moral tortures --Benjamin Bac Sierra,...

News + Politics

Zarate prosecution witness blasted for role in earlier murder trial

Tim Redmond - November 12, 2017

A key witness in the prosecution of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate gave testimony in a prior case that an expert alleges was not only...

News + Politics

Steinle killing was an accident, defense witness suggests

Tim Redmond - November 6, 2017

The bullet that killed Kate Steinle was probably fired from someone in a sitting position leaning forward, a defense firearms expert testified today in...

Arts + Culture

How to save a very cool bookstore

Marke B. - October 12, 2017

The banks of the Seine, the tree-lined paths of Madrid's Retiro park, the side streets of Izmir, the markets of Fez ... and San...

Arts + Culture

Tremble, fair reader, before the mighty Litquake!

Marke B. - October 2, 2017

Litquake -- the annual, gargantuan local literary festival (October 6-14) -- is turning 18 this year. And it's ready to rumble right out of...

News + Politics

The latest attack on homeless people …

Tim Redmond - September 24, 2017

San Francisco politicians have a history of attacking and scapegoating homeless people to advance their careers. Remember, Gavin Newsom (who is now campaigning for...

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