By:
Eric Mar
05/31/12 9:57 PM
The de Young and Legion of Honor museums are crowning jewels of our city.
San Francisco not only provides services such as parks and street maintenance, but also helps fund these gateways to art, community, history and pop culture.
Behind these priceless collections of art and artifacts are hundreds of hard-working men and women who make these exhibits possible and show us new ideas and worlds.
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This year’s California elections will test the theory that having independently drawn districts and a top-two primary ballot will result in a less polarized, more collegial and relevant political structure.That’s just theory, but it’s already evident that these changes are altering campaign dynamics, making the June 5 primary a political junkie’s dream and a bonanza for hired guns.
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By:
Jackie Speier
05/27/12 4:00 AM
You just graduated from college. You were taught at an early age to follow your dreams, reach for the stars and find work that makes you happy. You were taught that everything will work out if you believe in yourself.
Yet, for the first time in your life, you have no structure in your daily routine and $25,000 in student debt. You are job-hunting in a downturn and possibly living back home.
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By:
Quentin L. Kopp
05/24/12 7:55 PM
Does it surprise readers that the Chamber of Commerce supports maintenance of a monopoly in San Francisco (“Ballot measures will hurt budget,” by Chamber of Commerce President Steve Falk, Opinion, May 3)? The Chamber of Commerce’s president characterizes Proposition A — a citizen-ratepayer initiative to require competitive bidding for garbage collection, recycling and disposal — as the “most alarming measure” on the June 5 ballot in San Francisco.
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By:
Ed Lee
05/24/12 4:00 AM
We are welcoming the Golden State Warriors back home to San Francisco!
The Warriors have been the Bay Area’s basketball team for 50 years, and we are setting the stage for the team to bring the Bay Area another 50 years of exciting basketball with a brand-new, privately financed, state-of-the-art sports and entertainment arena on our iconic waterfront.
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By:
Bill Emmerson
05/20/12 4:00 AM
It’s been more than six months since Gov. Jerry Brown revealed his 12-point pension plan, and Californians are still waiting on the Legislature to act on public employee pension reform.
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By:
Jon Golinger
05/18/12 4:35 PM
Coit Tower is a symbol of San Francisco, occupying a special spot in our city’s heart and soul.
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By:
Steve Falk
05/16/12 5:11 PM
In today’s digital world, it might surprise you to learn that a large number of businesses — and their employees — still rely on paper paychecks. Even in San Francisco, nearly 30 percent of local businesses and more than 67,000 workers do not use direct deposit. This may sound trivial, but paper paychecks can pose problems for workers and employees alike — problems that can be avoided by switching to an electronic payroll system.
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By:
Aaron Peskin
05/13/12 9:06 PM
San Francisco remains a national and international tourist destination. Why?
Poll after poll, survey after survey, give you an idea about how others view our city’s allure. It’s simple: They value our rich history, culture, historic architectural resources and natural beauty.
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By:
Mayor Ed Lee
05/09/12 10:49 PM
San Francisco is known as the “innovation capital of the world,” partly because of our thriving culture of creative tech companies, but also because San Francisco’s local artisanal manufacturing industry is booming. The thriving local manufacturing sector is making everything from apparel to ceramics, from messenger bags to chocolates and more, all carrying the “Made in S.F.” label.
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