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The agenda, Aug. 29-Sept 4: What if Ed Lee decides to step down …

Tim Redmond - August 28, 2016

It's the week before Labor Day, and the fall campaigns are moving into high speed, and I look around at the state of San...

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Gawker is dead. Who’s next?

Tim Redmond - August 25, 2016

Gawker.com, which helped redefine journalism in the era of the blogger, shut down Monday, and while much of the discussion has been around the...

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The Agenda, Aug15-21: The DCCC, Republican donors, and the supes races …

Tim Redmond - August 14, 2016

I am intrigued that a New York Times columnist is startled at the lack of growth in much of the world and the resulting...

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Homelessness: the media’s big problem

Tim Redmond - June 29, 2016

These are some of the headlines we saw in the San Francisco Chronicle this past year: “San Francisco’s summer of urine and drug-addicted homeless.” “Amid rising...

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SF Latino, LGBT communities march in solidarity for Orlando

Marke B. - June 19, 2016

Along the sidelines, observers cried, applauded, threw the peace sign, and waved rainbow flags. But the mood among the hundreds of marchers who took...

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Nimbys, SFBARF, and a clueless writer at the NY Times

Tim Redmond - April 23, 2016

The easy thing to do is just try to ignore the likes of SFBARF and hope they will go away. But they don’t, and...

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Liberals — except when it comes home

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2016

My old boss, Bruce Brugmann, who ran the Bay Guardian, told me early on in my career that you could tell the real politics...

Arts + Culture

Join us for the third annual 48 Hills Gala!

Marke B. - March 16, 2016

You are cordially invited to the third annual 48 HILLS ANNIVERSARY GALA Thursday, April 21, 2016, 6pm-9pm at The Starlight Room on the 21st Floor...

Art

“Like watching your parents have sex”

Caitlin Donohue - February 10, 2016

ART LOOKS I harbor a sick love for art fairs and have been known to travel across the country on my own dime to...

Arts + Culture

Mexico City: The fallacy of ‘cheap’

Caitlin Donohue - January 31, 2016

MEXICO CITY, MEX. — The massive secondhand clothes market that lies on the edge of Mercado de Pino Suárez in the Centro Histórico neighborhood...

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