Stories about Planning
Coronavirus crisis doesn’t stop eviction cases
Landlord lawyers still demanding that courts rule against tenants and hold trials -- right now, despite shelter-at-home rules.
Screen Grabs: Cinemas go dark, but here’s what to watch
As even the Silent Film Fest falls silent, there are local resources and online releases to keep you occupied.
Arts workers struggling after performances are cancelled and venues closed
Tough times for musicians, DJs, performers, and artists as bars and events are shut down.
Is the Monster in the Mission dead?
And does that mean that community-based planning and affordable housing could be the future for 16th and Mission?
It’s easy to find housing in SF — if you’re in the 1 percent
Lots of new high-end condos coming on the market for rich people, but the private market can't build anything for anyone else.
Aptos students walk out for safety — and resources
Many say that a recent Chronicle column demonized them -- but the issues remain.
Chinatown building becomes battleground for community’s future
Investor with a record of trying to evict low-income seniors now wants to make massive profit off historic property.
Unlimited growth doesn’t help the local economy
In SF, a rising tide doesn't lift all boats; it drowns the people who can't afford a boat. So why is Scott Wiener pushing a discredited neoliberal agenda?
‘Families first’ public defender enters D7 race
Vilaska Nguyen says he offers an independent alternative and criticizes mayor's planning policies.
The fix was in: Mayor appoints political ally to run city planning
'Indefensible' appointment puts private-sector housing ally in key position as city faces massive displacement issues.