Golf courses are an inefficient use of land and money that could be better used for housing.
One in 10 of San Francisco’s COVID-19 patients is housing- insecure
The scanty relief politicians have offered shows we can’t rely on legislation to solve our problems
If we don’t protect working San Franciscans, the results could be devastating.
Prop. E aims to strike a balance by placing new limits on office projects
Black residents of Midtown apartments deserve ownership
Director of Public Works Mohammed Nuru and his accomplice Nick Bovis shouldn’t…
Mayor Breed needs to acknowledge the suffering caused by city sweeps
When Dominique Walker and other homeless mothers moved into a vacant home…
Dennis Richards should resign from the Planning Commission. Richards made news this…
California’s housing shortage is getting worse. In this hot housing market, private…
How would a public bank fund affordable housing? On Tuesday, Supervisor Sandra…
Three-and-a-half billion dollars. At an average of $200,000 in city subsidies per…
Planning commissioners might just have one of San Francisco’s hardest jobs. The…
State law gives new protections, but there’s still more to be done
