Stories about Mission
How corporate rentals are taking away rent-controlled housing
Planning Commission hearing sheds some light on the latest way landlords are making money by not renting to people who need a place to live in San Francisco.
With ‘Butterfly Effect’ choreographer Krissy Keefer caps decades of eco-activism
New Dance Brigade show bridges aims to create a 'collective heartbeat' at the edge of apocalypse.
Real-estate industry rebels at modest measure to limit corporate rentals
Peskin wants to crack down on developers building housing that's actually long-term hotel rooms.
Supes poised to create 12 new districts where vacancy tax can be assessed
Every part of town would have a neighborhood commercial district where vacant storefronts would pay a fee.
The death of Metal Arts at City College
This is just one of many tragic stories about CCSF leadership is tearing apart the school's historic community mission.
SF 2019 Housing scorecard is really bleak
2019 numbers show plenty of $5,000-a-month apartments and multimillion-dollar penthouses -- but only about 5 percent of the affordable housing the city needs.
The Agenda, New Year’s edition: Saving City College …
... plus the future of Commissioner Dennis Richards and a big thanks to all the 48hills readers.
Our top stories of 2019
Protests, blackouts, shady developments, a close election, tenant victories, and a ton of arts and culture—we couldn't cover it without your support
Screen Grabs: The (first world) war on Christmas
1917 is emotionally and atmospherically vivid. Plus: Little Women, Uncut Gems, Decoder, and more in cinemas this week.
For San Francisco, the Gay Men’s Chorus brings the ‘Holigays’ home
"We first performed the Christmas Eve shows in 1991 when the AIDS pandemic was at its worst." Now, the annual shows are a mainstay.