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Prop. C will define progressive politics in SF

Tim Redmond - August 20, 2018

The most important measure to address homelessness in San Francisco in years now has a ballot designation: It’s Proposition C. And on the state level,...

The Agenda

Should private shuttles be able to use Muni-only lanes?

Tim Redmond - August 19, 2018

San Francisco transit planners have been working for years on a proposal to create bus-only lanes on Geary Boulevard. It’s called Bus Rapid Transit,...

News + Politics

Cooking in your car

Tiny - August 15, 2018

The smell of salt, grease and fried meat filled the air, with just hint of burnt sugar thrown in. My mind wandered to breakfasts...

Arts + Culture

Party Radar: For Navid

Marke B. - August 15, 2018

PARTY RADAR The Bay Area nightlife community has weathered a lot of ghastly blows in the past couple years, from Ghost Ship and the shooting...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Hemlock Tavern closing, Polk Street Blues Fest, Erasure …

Marke B. - August 14, 2018

ARTS FORECAST More housing is coming to Polk Street, and, despite a Peskin-led effort to preserve it in some fashion, belovedly scruffy rock spot Hemlock...

Campaign Trail

Breed, Wiener endorse transphobic School Board candidate

Tim Redmond - August 12, 2018

A startling number of local officials, including Mayor London Breed and state Sen. Scott Wiener, have endorsed for School Board a candidate who helped...

News + Politics

The very odd Breed Administration memo on homeless policy

Tim Redmond - August 12, 2018

The Chron, which lost any hope of claiming objectivity during the mayor’s race, is now clearly on the side of the Chamber of Commerce...

News + Politics

A bad week for the Yimby narrative

Tim Redmond - August 8, 2018

It is not a good week for the Yimby argument. In a series of reports, studies, and articles, the claim that building more housing for...

News + Politics

American Psychological Association beats back military psychologists

Reese Erlich - August 8, 2018

On Wednesday the leadership council of the American Psychological Association (APA) voted by an overwhelming 61-33% to keep its current policy prohibiting members from...

News + Politics

Psychologists push to return to Guantanamo Bay

Reese Erlich - August 3, 2018

American Psychological Association (APA) policy prohibits members from working for the military in Guantanamo or any site where torture takes place. Now some military...

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