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. 

News Reporter

Tomoki Chien

Policing has little effect on SF traffic deaths, decades of data show

News

“It makes you question the argument that enforcement is the thing that’s needed,” one expert said.

Sarah Holtz

Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Culture

A private security firm linked to Coachella’s promoter regularly recruits Marines to work volunteer shifts at major California music festivals. Legal experts and industry insiders question the practice.

Griffin Jones

SF built homes for teachers — but they can’t get in

Business

Red tape, missteps, and mixed signals have turned a dream housing project into a letdown for many educators.

Oakland restaurant Hi Felicia struggled for months before abrupt closure, former workers say

Responding to accusations of bounced checks and general disorder, the restaurant’s owner apologized to staff who felt “upset and uncomfortable.”

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

Policing has little effect on SF traffic deaths, decades of data show

Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

SF built homes for teachers — but they can’t get in

Oakland restaurant Hi Felicia struggled for months before abrupt closure, former workers say