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A former Black Panther faces eviction in Oakland

Tiny - January 2, 2018

"This is the Black Panthers vision, and its being evicted," said Aunti Frances Moore, revolutionary founder of the Self-Help Hunger Program and poverty skola/teacher...

Foreign Correspondent

Death of a suitcase

Reese Erlich - December 26, 2017

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT Ralph died on an escalator in a foreign airport on Christmas Eve. I called my black carry-on suitcase "Ralph" because he was almost...

The Agenda

More housing. Higher prices. That’s what a new city report shows

Tim Redmond - December 18, 2017

At the Ed Lee memorial Sunday, a string of politicians who are not at all humble talked about the humble side of the late...

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The next mayor has to promise real, dramatic change

Tim Redmond - December 13, 2017

Unless Acting Mayor London Breed does something really bad (and she’s way too smart for that to happen), or the Board of Supes feels...

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Rich homeowners win one — but why is this even an issue?

Tim Redmond - November 29, 2017

It’s fair to ask whether a group of people who don’t live in Presidio Terrace, who aren’t wealthy neighbors of Dianne Feinstein and Nancy...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Disaster Artist, Polish Animation, The Breadwinner….

Dennis Harvey - November 29, 2017

SCREEN GRABS Not a lot going on this week in the realm of mainstream releases. But there’s no end of interest on the arthouse...

News + Politics

Always, forced to move

Tiny - November 26, 2017

The rubber sides of the boat were like arms – thick, round, hard. “These are the boats refugees have to travel through, men...

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The story of SF’s hidden monument to WWI

Marc Norton - November 10, 2017

This year is the 100-year anniversary of the entry of the United States into World War I. It is also the 100-year anniversary of...

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For seniors, eviction can be a death sentence

David Bogachik - October 3, 2017

DIALOGUES FOR LIFE When I was studying to be a psychoanalyst, one of my teachers, Dr. Irma Birman, shared a recollection from her childhood...

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Supes approve ‘chop shop’ bill, which will do nothing to stop bike theft

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2017

The Board of Supes voted today to allow civilian employees of the city to seize without a warrant bicycles and bike parts that are...

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A former Black Panther faces eviction in Oakland

Death of a suitcase

More housing. Higher prices. That’s what a new city report shows

The next mayor has to promise real, dramatic change

Rich homeowners win one — but why is this even an issue?

Screen Grabs: Disaster Artist, Polish Animation, The Breadwinner….

Always, forced to move

The story of SF’s hidden monument to WWI

For seniors, eviction can be a death sentence

Supes approve ‘chop shop’ bill, which will do nothing to stop bike theft

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