Tim Redmond

Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

Opinion

Progressives aren’t in charge in SF. It’s the economic policies of Ronald Reagan and mainstream liberals that have produced the crisis in the streets. 

Ben Christopher

New fees from PG&E will create energy bill winners and losers. Which one are you?

News

The California Public Utilities Commission will consider on May 9 a new proposal that would change how Californians pay for electricity.

Julie Zigoris

Sense vs. sentiment: The battle for the soul of Fillmore’s Clay Theatre

Culture

As preservationists and city officials work to ensure the function of a century-old cinema survives, others argue that only the historic facade and design are worth saving.

Culture Editor

Emily Dreyfuss

My war against the gophers

Every spring, San Francisco's lawns are overrun with smooth-toothed, burrowing varmints. These are the lengths we go to take them out. 

Sports Reporter

David Lombardi

The 49ers’ dead-money myth: Debunking fallacies about their financial reset

Sports

With Brock Purdy about to — theoretically — sign a big extension, the team is closing out some tabs a bit earlier than fans may have expected. 

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Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

New fees from PG&E will create energy bill winners and losers. Which one are you?

Sense vs. sentiment: The battle for the soul of Fillmore’s Clay Theatre

My war against the gophers

The 49ers’ dead-money myth: Debunking fallacies about their financial reset