Tag: Voters
Growth machine wins big in Berkeley
Mayor who ran as a progressive sides with developer-friendly plan for Adeline Corridor.
A terrible crime leads to terrible politics and reporting
The real story behind the release from jail of a drug addict who went on to kill two in a hit-and-run.
Protesters say city needs to keep SIP hotels open — and people in them
Members of the Prop. C oversight panel call for city money to buy hotels.
Screen Grabs: Think our city has problems? Meet this ‘Mayor’
One of the year's best movies lands. Plus: Drunk Danes, one funny uncle, a Black Bear brainteaser, more new movies.
The last time an SF cop was charged with killing a Black man
It was 1968. The trial was a sensation. The outcome was a disaster.
Supes to push measure keeping homeless hotels open
Proposal would set up another confrontation with the Mayor's Office over keeping unhoused safe during COVID.
Supes to vote on cops contract — as new records show history of blocking reform
Documents reveal a stunning pattern of the POA trying to prevent reforms -- but a deal to give the cops raises with no concessions is still pending approval.
Best of the Bay 2020 Readers’ Stories of Resilience and Inspiration
We asked our readers for stories of Bay Area strength and celebration—your responses gave us hope for the new year.
Where will homeless people moved out of hotels go?
Plus: A continuing progressive majority on the board, protections for small businesses -- and who in SF is going to DC? That's The Agenda for Nov. 8-16
A progressive wave in the East Bay
Victories over big money in Oakland, Richmond, Berkeley, and Antioch shows the power of community organizing.
