Stories about mental health
Density, neoliberalism, and COVID
SF has allowed developers to build housing and offices for more and more people -- without paying for the infrastructure that we need to take care of them.
Immigrants sue for release from Yuba County and Mesa Verde jails
People who have committed no crime are being held in unsafe and potentially deadly conditions, lawsuit says.
Screen Grabs: Leap upon your sofa, intrepid explorers
Inuit adventure, Australian outback, Lost City of Z—part one of our wide-ranging quarantine screen picks
It’s easy to find housing in SF — if you’re in the 1 percent
Lots of new high-end condos coming on the market for rich people, but the private market can't build anything for anyone else.
Police Commission votes against using cops to address homelessness
Measure seeks to move the city away from sweeps and law-enforcement approaches to people living on the streets.
How ICE treats transgender people — a horror story
Court filing says Salinas woman has been denied medicine, appropriate clothing, and access to lawyer after being unexpectedly moved from Yuba County to Texas.
Downtown prepares attack on jobs-housing measure
But the arguments are bogus. Plus: Breed goes after Mental Health SF and threatens budget cuts as Preston prepares to join the board. That's The Agenda for Dec. 16-22
The future of SF politics
Is young, diverse, progressive -- and winning. The mayor doesn't seem to have noticed. Plus: taxing landlords who leave property vacant. That's The Agenda for Nov. 11-17
Filipino language access still lacking in SF
Multiple barriers remain as many residents are unable to obtain services in the city's third official language.
Breed attacks two progressive reform measures
Mayor uses sleazy 'poison pill' tactic to undermine affordable housing and mental-health care.