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Campaign Trail

Mayor’s race even closer with 64,900 votes still to count

Tim Redmond - June 8, 2018

The mayor’s race got even tighter with today’s results, and now Mark Leno is only ahead by 114 votes in the ranked-choice tally. He remains...

The Agenda

Supes to hear about squalid conditions for big-landlord tenants ….

Tim Redmond - May 13, 2018

The tenants of the city’s largest landlord have been complaining for years about squalid living conditions. Now the Board of Supes Public Safety and...

News + Politics

Luxury yachts — or 5,000 school kids learning to sail?

Hunter Cutting - April 30, 2018

Have you ever wondered what happened to the San Francisco Dragon Boat Festival? The short story is that city staff evicted the Festival from Treasure...

News + Politics

SF needs a mayor who will tax, spend, and regulate

Calvin Welch - April 23, 2018

Consider a short list of the realities facing our next mayor: The social/economic/cultural transformation of the city through unchecked hyper-gentrification caused by a development policy...

Foreign Correspondent

Trump, Tokyo, and the Korean crisis

Reese Erlich - April 12, 2018

TOKYO -- My reporting from Japan indicates President Donald Trump has managed to piss off both the political right and left. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo...

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...

Architecturally sound neon Pomeranians: Our top 5 from Mexico City Art Week

Caitlin Donohue - February 13, 2018

ART LOOKS I didn’t expect to be here, writing to you, about this. After many years of penning flippant retorts and scene reports from...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Cuba’s ‘sonic attack’ on diplomats is pure science fiction

Reese Erlich - January 28, 2018

HAVANA -- The mainstream media stories were straight out of a science fiction movie. Somebody in Cuba was aiming a super sophisticated "sonic weapon"...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Trump’s phony support for Iran’s popular protests

Reese Erlich - January 11, 2018

During a recent reporting trip to Iran, I interviewed almost two dozen people at random in both rich and poor neighborhoods of Tehran. All...

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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Mayor’s race even closer with 64,900 votes still to count

Supes to hear about squalid conditions for big-landlord tenants ….

Luxury yachts — or 5,000 school kids learning to sail?

SF needs a mayor who will tax, spend, and regulate

Trump, Tokyo, and the Korean crisis

Party Radar: The way, way, Wayback Machine

Architecturally sound neon Pomeranians: Our top 5 from Mexico City Art Week

Foreign Correspondent: Cuba’s ‘sonic attack’ on diplomats is pure science fiction

Foreign Correspondent: Trump’s phony support for Iran’s popular protests

OPINION: Cannabis is not a threat to our neighborhoods

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