Tag: Planning
COVID denial is a grim rerun of AIDS denialism
Two decades ago, a cult-like crowd believed that HIV was harmless and AIDS was a plot. Many of them ended up dead.
Best of the Bay 2020 Readers’ Stories of Resilience and Inspiration
We asked our readers for stories of Bay Area strength and celebration—your responses gave us hope for the new year.
Where will homeless people moved out of hotels go?
Plus: A continuing progressive majority on the board, protections for small businesses -- and who in SF is going to DC? That's The Agenda for Nov. 8-16
Screen Grabs: Watching from the thick of it all
This week sees a gaggle of releases that seem appropriate for our anxiety-fraught moment. (Although we're hoping for good news)
This weekend, The Breath Project streams 24 nationwide theater works in honor of George Floyd
"It’s another brick in the wall. Or rather, we’re taking the wall down, so it’s a brick out of the wall.”
Holding the SF cops accountable
Plus building on toxic waste sites and the legacy of Alex Nieto ... that's The Agenda for Oct.18-25
SF’s economic recovery plan: Trumpism on the local level
It's all about governmental deregulation and public subsidy of private profit -- while ignoring the manifest needs of everyday people.
The mystery of Newsom’s 3.5 million housing units shortage
The data shows that the figure the governor still uses to justify his policies is just wrong.
Democrat in D7 race helps pay for Republican candidate’s mailer
Joel Engardio is on a one-two slate with right-wing GOP hopeful -- and the mayor is now endorsing both Engardio and Myrna Melgar.
Planning commission rejects condo plan for building where seniors were evicted
In a 3-3 vote (the supes appointees on one side, the mayor's on the other) panel refuses to give financial windfall to owners a property where Ellis Act eviction took place.
