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What 15 years of war has brought us: Angry Iraqis

Reese Erlich - August 23, 2018

Militant protests continue in the oil rich city of Basra despite a harsh government crackdown. Thousands of Iraqis are demanding jobs, restoration of basic...

News + Politics

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Art Agnos - June 15, 2018

This is a critical time for our city. There are a lot of important issues at stake that matter to all of us. Income...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Hot docs, silent classics, Bergman at 100 …

Dennis Harvey - May 29, 2018

SCREEN GRABS Summer may have (let’s hope) arrived at last, but don’t let that stop you from staying indoors—particularly as two of the city’s most...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria

Reese Erlich - April 17, 2018

In 1998, al Qaeda killed 224 people when it attacked US embassies in East Africa. In retaliation, President Bill Clinton ordered a missile strike...

Party Radar

Party Radar: The way, way, Wayback Machine

Marke B. - March 21, 2018

PARTY RADAR I've got a horn and I'm gonna toot it! I've loved covering SF nightlife, starting way back as an imaginary, omnipresent, somewhat...

News + Politics

Newsom’s agency folds on waterfront case

Michael Toren - February 22, 2018

The proposed settlement agreement announced Wednesday in the State Lands Commission’s lawsuit to overturn Proposition B represents a near-total concession by the state. It also...

News + Politics

Newsom’s final try at undermining voter control of the waterfront

Michael Toren - January 18, 2018

A judge heard closing arguments Wednesday in the State Lands Commission’s lawsuit to overturn Proposition B, which requires voter approval for new construction on...

News + Politics

Newsom’s agency keeps trying to tell voters they have no say on waterfront

Michael Toren - January 17, 2018

The State Lands Commission continued to make its case in court Tuesday to overturn Proposition B, which requires voter approval for new construction projects...

News + Politics

Newsom’s lawyer says SF voters are stupid

Michael Toren - January 12, 2018

In a lawsuit challenging whether voters can reject commercial developments on the San Francisco waterfront, attorneys for the State of California called an expert...

Opinion

OPINION: Cannabis is not a threat to our neighborhoods

Hillary Ronen - November 7, 2017

It feels as if in the last few months, the dominant narrative at City Hall has been that cannabis small business are somehow innately...

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What 15 years of war has brought us: Angry Iraqis

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Screen Grabs: Hot docs, silent classics, Bergman at 100 …

Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria

Party Radar: The way, way, Wayback Machine

Newsom’s agency folds on waterfront case

Newsom’s final try at undermining voter control of the waterfront

Newsom’s agency keeps trying to tell voters they have no say on waterfront

Newsom’s lawyer says SF voters are stupid

OPINION: Cannabis is not a threat to our neighborhoods

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