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News + Politics

Not a whole lot of debating at D6 debate

Tim Redmond - August 14, 2022

Few major policy differences emerge—which is not good news for the challengers.

Opinion

Why CEQA matters

Aaron Peskin - August 14, 2022

Blaming CEQA for California’s problems is easier than wrestling with the root causes of challenges like housing affordability and access to higher education

Art

Berkeley artist Raymond L. Haywood and the Black canvas

Mary Corbin - August 14, 2022

From the crushing weight of history, the trained carpenter creates alternate realities.

News + Politics

With sizable crowd and endorsements, Hamasaki formally files for district attorney

Tim Redmond - August 12, 2022

Candidate directly takes on Breed, corruption, and corporate power as 'sprint' to November begins

News + Politics

Jenkins faces serious challenge as Hamasaki announces run for DA

Tim Redmond - August 11, 2022

Former police commissioner with strong community ties says Breed's appointed incumbent is failing the city.

Housing

Newsom wants to investigate SF’s housing crisis. Here’s where he could start.

Tim Redmond - August 11, 2022

A state review might want to evaluate the failures of the market and the lack of funding for affordable housing. Anyone think that will happen?

COVID

Sleepwalking toward Covid disaster

Bruce Mirken - August 10, 2022

In the interest of returning to 'normal,' the US is ignoring the crisis of Long Covid

City Hall

Breed’s new Planning Commission nominee has little in the way of a political record

Tim Redmond - August 10, 2022

Mayor names an East Bay consultant who has very little record of any local activism on land-use issues.

Sports

Never afraid: How Bill Russell changed the game, on and off the court

John-Paul Shiver - August 10, 2022

One of Oakland's finest, the first Black NBA superstar lived his life his way.

Stage Review

Finally, ‘Follies’—a loving tribute to a theater era long gone by

Charles Lewis III - August 9, 2022

SF Playhouse stages the Sondheim favorite after years of delays, with showgirls and old hoofers in spades

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Not a whole lot of debating at D6 debate

Why CEQA matters

Berkeley artist Raymond L. Haywood and the Black canvas

With sizable crowd and endorsements, Hamasaki formally files for district attorney

Jenkins faces serious challenge as Hamasaki announces run for DA

Newsom wants to investigate SF’s housing crisis. Here’s where he could start.

Sleepwalking toward Covid disaster

Breed’s new Planning Commission nominee has little in the way of a political record

Never afraid: How Bill Russell changed the game, on and off the court

Finally, ‘Follies’—a loving tribute to a theater era long gone by

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