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At the CROSSROADS in 2016

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - March 30, 2016

Presenting more than 70 artists' films in nine programs over three days in 16mm, 35mm, and digital video, SF Cinematheque's annual experimental film festival...

News + Politics

Who’s ‘against change?’

Zelda Bronstein - March 27, 2016

Like 48 hills editor Tim Redmond, I welcome UC Berkeley geographer Dick Walker’s piece in the East Bay Express debunking the supply-side approach to...

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The Agenda, March 28-April 3, 2016: Why developers can’t cry poverty

Tim Redmond - March 27, 2016

Most of the city seems to be on Spring Break this week; the supes aren’t meeting, most of the commissions aren’t meeting, and the...

News + Politics

Yes, gentrification will hit the Tenderloin

John Elberling - March 24, 2016

In an admirable burst of optimism, a current BeyondChron post concludes that, unlike the rapidly gentrifying Mission District, the Tenderloin is not “... transforming...

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The Academy of Art compliance hearing: We should live so long

Tim Redmond - March 17, 2016

More than 20 years after the Academy of Art University began gobbling up San Francisco real estate and violating planning codes all over the...

News + Politics

The tragedy of the Nieto verdict

Tim Redmond and Sana Saleem - March 11, 2016

A largely white, entirely suburban jury found yesterday that four San Francisco police officers acted properly and violated no laws when they shot and...

News + Politics

Campos throws down gauntlet, calls for state of emergency on homelessness

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2016

Supervisor David Campos, frustrated by the city’s lack of progress on homelessness, is planning to announce Tuesday/8 that he’s introducing legislation to call a...

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The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2016

On Dec. 12, 1975, an arsonist set fire to the Gartland Apartments, a low-income residential complex at 16th and Valencia, killing at least 14 people...

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Synth City

Marc Weidenbaum - February 29, 2016

It may not officially be National Modular Synth Day, but it’ll sure feel like it Sat/5 in San Francisco. Not one but two synthesizer expos...

News + Politics

Why C.W. Nevius is wrong about the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2016

I keep having to correct Chuck Nevius, and this time, he’s going on about the glories of the Google buses, quoting Sup. Scott Wiener,...

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At the CROSSROADS in 2016

Who’s ‘against change?’

The Agenda, March 28-April 3, 2016: Why developers can’t cry poverty

Yes, gentrification will hit the Tenderloin

The Academy of Art compliance hearing: We should live so long

The tragedy of the Nieto verdict

Campos throws down gauntlet, calls for state of emergency on homelessness

The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

Synth City

Why C.W. Nevius is wrong about the Google buses

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