Planning Archives - Page 29 of 101

COVID

Judge upholds gag order on SF Bay View editor

Jackie Blandón - March 11, 2021

Malik Washington now faces sanctions -- and maybe a return to prison -- for telling the press and public about a COVID outbreak at a private halfway house.

Housing

Supes reject condos where seniors were evicted

Tim Redmond - March 2, 2021

Crucial vote sends a message that a building cleared by the Ellis Act will never get a lucrative permit.

The Agenda

A varsity letter at 79, a rally to free Malik ….

Tim Redmond - February 28, 2021

... plus saving homeless hotel rooms -- and should people who bought a building cleared by eviction get a financial bonus? That's The Agenda for March 1-8

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Uighurs, disinformation, and US media coverage

48 Hills - February 28, 2021

Foreign Correspondent Reese Erlich responds to criticism of his piece on Chinese repression and US media coverage

Labor

The push for $15 an hour

Garrett Leahy - February 24, 2021

Local demonstration joins national movement calling on senators to support increase in minimum wage.

Art

Muralist Nigel Sussman delights East Bay pedestrians with Escher-like worlds

Mary Corbin - February 18, 2021

Citing influences like R. Crumb and 'Where's Waldo,' the Berkeley artist draws walkers' eyes into colorful mazes.

Housing

SPUR, Yimbys say stealth state laws can force more housing

Zelda Bronstein - February 17, 2021

But what happens if developers don't want to build anything but luxury condos -- and maybe not even those?

Culture

Folsom Street Fair org launches community center, reclaiming anti-gentrification roots

Marke B. - February 15, 2021

The fair may go on, but new Folsom Street Community Center for Alternative Sexualities will be year-round resource

COVID

We can reimagine the post-COVID San Francisco

Tim Redmond - February 12, 2021

The future should be up to us -- not the corporate overlords who have controlled city planning for decades.

Art

It’s OK to laugh! Christina Spiegel’s cartoons bring comic relief to our moment

Mary Corbin - February 4, 2021

Alameda cartoon artist's deadpan one-liners and true-life characters provide human connection.

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