Stories about Port
What 15 years of war has brought us: Angry Iraqis
A fortune in military spending. Years of bad policy. And now the Iraqis hate the US
OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?
A former mayor has some advice for the next mayor -- and the people of the city
Screen Grabs: Hot docs, silent classics, Bergman at 100 …
Docfest and Silent Film Fest highlight a week of great films. Plus: How to Talk to Girls at Parties, Angels Wear White, more
Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria
The situation on the ground is a lot more complicated than the Trump Administration is saying
Party Radar: The way, way, Wayback Machine
Rifling through the kooky Super Ego archives. Plus: Escort, Ssion, Stacey Pullen, Harder SF, Greg Wilson, Jus-Ed, Sunset Season Opener, more
Newsom’s agency folds on waterfront case
After a long legal struggle, State Lands Commission leaves SF's waterfront alone -- and saves the Lite Guv from a tricky political issue
Newsom’s final try at undermining voter control of the waterfront
Final arguments in lawsuit against the city show limited evidence that Prop. B has done any harm
Newsom’s agency keeps trying to tell voters they have no say on waterfront
Lands Commission says SF is losing money at the Port -- but can present no clear evidence at all
Newsom’s lawyer says SF voters are stupid
State Lands Commission argues that San Franciscans aren't smart enough to understand land-use issues; former city attorney Renne calls that position 'elitist in the extreme.'
OPINION: Cannabis is not a threat to our neighborhoods
If we treated bars and nightlife the way some at City Hall want to treat weed outlets, this city would be a much worse place