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Beyond the valley of the gig economy

Johnny Ray Huston - July 10, 2019

Spanning the month of July, this year’s incarnation of LaborFest, the 26th annual, includes history talks and walks, union gatherings, films (including Sorry to...

News + Politics

What if the ‘moderates’ are wrong, about everything?

Tim Redmond - July 1, 2019

The New York Times went crazy this week with stories about the terror “moderates” are feeling about the direction of the Democratic Party. It...

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Tobacco industry freaks out about vaping ban in SF

Tim Redmond - June 25, 2019

Juul and its supporters reacted instantly to the Board of Supes vote today banning the sale of vaping products, with a flurry of press...

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The Twitter Tax Break was a bad idea

Zachary James - June 7, 2019

Eight years after the city decided to use tax breaks to turn central market into a tech hub, the evidence suggests that the impacts...

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Facebook money and California housing

Zelda Bronstein - May 29, 2019

On January 24, 2019, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the limited liability company founded by Dr. Priscilla Chan and her husband, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg,...

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Protesting Uber’s IPO — and police secrecy

Tim Redmond - May 5, 2019

The finance experts expect Uber to hit Wall Street on Friday/10, possibly with the biggest IPO since Facebook – but not until after both...

News + Politics

Six years of 48hills! Come celebrate with us

Tim Redmond - April 29, 2019

I went to bed June 13, 2013 wondering if I would still be the editor of the San Francisco Bay Guardian in the morning. I’d...

Foreign Correspondent

Will Julian Assange get a fair trial in the US?

Reese Erlich - April 19, 2019

British police dragged Wikileaks founder Julian Assange out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on April 11, witnessed by a scrum of international media. Authorities...

News + Politics

The DMV nightmare: Report and tips from the (long) lines

Reese Erlich - April 16, 2019

Perhaps you've heard the horror stories of people waiting five hours to renew their driver licenses at the always friendly California Department of Motor...

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US news media totally missed the point on the Mueller report

Tim Redmond - March 25, 2019

Many of us were disappointed Sunday when we got the news that the Mueller investigation wasn’t leading to an indictment of Trump. There was,...

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Beyond the valley of the gig economy

What if the ‘moderates’ are wrong, about everything?

Tobacco industry freaks out about vaping ban in SF

The Twitter Tax Break was a bad idea

Facebook money and California housing

Protesting Uber’s IPO — and police secrecy

Six years of 48hills! Come celebrate with us

Will Julian Assange get a fair trial in the US?

The DMV nightmare: Report and tips from the (long) lines

US news media totally missed the point on the Mueller report

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