Stories about Neighborhoods
Protesters shut down Wiener at SB50 press conference
Anti-displacement activists demand affordable housing and denounce private-market speculation.
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.
Wiener’s housing deregulation bill is back!
Plus: A settlement with the city's worst planning scofflaw -- and what is a sustainable neighborhood? That's The Agenda for Jan. 5 to Jan 12.
Where the air is never spared
Bayview Hunters Point activists install air monitors to honor the memory of activist Marie Harrison.
City College chancellor wants to reject emergency funding
Sup. Walton wants to allocate $2.7 million to avoid massive class cuts, but chancellor says there is 'no emergency.'
Korrupt’s rogue looks fit our apocalyptic times to a T
Local designer Henry Miyoshi's DIY punk roots and sense of the macabre power his label's singular style.
Supes to vote on Wiener’s development bill
SB 50, critics say, would lead to widespread displacement, on the scale of the now-discredited Redevelopment of the 1960s
A nonprofit alliance becomes an ally of Big Telecom
How well-meaning, public-serving groups wound up as part of an alliance aimed at undermining state regulation of broadband and privacy laws.
Should a developer lawyer be on the Planning Commission?
Plus: Taxing vacant storefronts, controlling new technology before it takes over the sidewalks, and housing issues in D4: That's The Agenda for Nov. 18-24
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