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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

CA Budgets $1B Transit Bailout; Ridership Halves From 2019

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

(The Center Square) — California’s budget deal includes a $750 million bailout for Bay Area transit systems amid rising costs and ridership that is yet to recover to pre-COVID levels.See the Story

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It’s the Thoughts that Count, Part 3: Centrist Democrats on the Offense - The Voice of San Francisco

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Early in this century, I was talking to a friend who was about a decade younger than I was. He is an Ivy League-educated scientist who grew up in Canada. He expressed surprise at my distaste for Marxism and its science-fictional solutions, and in our conversation, I realized that he thought Marxism was the default explanation for how the world worked — yet, he wasn’t a Marxist or a communist. It was just that that was what he was taught. And, hi…See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

Anyone from the Bay Area who loves Italian pastries has heard of Chef Gary Rulli, proprietor of RistoBar, located on Chestnut Street in San Francisco’s Marina District, and the flagship pasticceria, Emporio Rulli, in Larkspur. Rulli is a fourth-generation San Franciscan whose grandparents emigrated from Abruzzi, Italy, but it was a trip back to the Motherland that gave him an appreciation for authentic Italian baking and, in particular, panetton…Read Article

‘Housing First,’ morgue second: Time for Mayor Lurie to remove Jennifer Friedenbach from the conversation - The Voice of San Francisco

For years, I have argued that lobbyist group The Coalition on Homelessness (COH), and in particular their CEO, Jennifer Friedenbach, should be removed from the conversation about homelessness in San Francisco. First, Friedenbach pushes a false narrative that housing will solve the problem. It’s not a lack of housing, it’s the drugs. Like other harm reduction proponents, Friedenbach believes in “Housing First,” which means illicit drug use cannot…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

It’s the thoughts that count, part 2 - The Voice of San Francisco

The problem with American politics (and, to a great extent, politics in many countries around the world today) can be summed up in an old line from Yeats: “… the centre cannot hold.” In California, few people are even trying to make it hold. For much of the post-World War II era, the United States bounced between center-right and center-left leaders. They each changed a bit, but a broad consensus on economic and defense matters gave us a stabili…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

How the California Massage Therapy Council fails Asian Americans - The Voice of San Francisco

The California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC) was created to protect the public and regulate a profession that thousands of Californians depend on. But instead of serving that mission with equity and accountability, it has evolved into a regulatory body that too often excludes the very people who built the industry: Asian immigrants. From Chinese and Thai practitioners to Vietnamese massage therapists, Asian Americans make up a majority of the …Immigration · San Francisco Read Article

An Asian American graduate stands up to hate - The Voice of San Francisco

Last Wednesday, I sat in the audience at Albany High School’s graduation. I expected the usual mix of pomp and circumstance — proud families waving from folding chairs, students crossing the stage to applause. What I didn’t expect was to be moved by the speech of a young graduate. The salutatorian, an Asian American student, stood at the podium and spoke with quiet conviction. Earlier this year, during a varsity baseball game, he and a teammate …San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Stephen King's Short Story Comes to the Screen in "The Life of Chuck"

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

Film critic Lauren Veneziani sits down with the cast of "The Life of Chuck", a new film based on the Stephen King short story.Stephen Colbert See the Story

Ethnic studies course is a disaster in the making in SFUSD - The Voice of San Francisco

Should a controversial ethnic studies curriculum be mandated in the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) without approval by the board of education? This is not a theoretical question. SFUSD is doing that right now. This is the second year the school district is forcing ninth graders to take the course without formal curriculum approval by the school board. And to add insult to injury, last year it was a required SFUSD ninth-grade cour…Education · San Francisco Read Article

Elwood Watson: Can Democrats Win Back Men?

44% Right coverage: 23 sources

You’ve probably been bombarded with messages about how the Democratic Party is frantically attempting to regain young men’s support. As a professor who teaches courses in gender and sexuality studies, I have followed this recent development with avid interest. “Speaking With American Men: A Strategic Plan” (SAM) is a $20 million plan to “study the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality.” Ilyse Hogue, the former president …Barack Obama · United States See the Story

Bill to Allow Housing Near Transit Stations Advances

86% Left coverage: 7 sources

Scott Wiener has been trying to get a version of his 'transit-oriented development' bill passed since 2018.Housing · San Francisco See the Story

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CA Budgets $1B Transit Bailout; Ridership Halves From 2019

It’s the Thoughts that Count, Part 3: Centrist Democrats on the Offense - The Voice of San Francisco

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

‘Housing First,’ morgue second: Time for Mayor Lurie to remove Jennifer Friedenbach from the conversation - The Voice of San Francisco

It’s the thoughts that count, part 2 - The Voice of San Francisco

How the California Massage Therapy Council fails Asian Americans - The Voice of San Francisco

An Asian American graduate stands up to hate - The Voice of San Francisco

Stephen King's Short Story Comes to the Screen in "The Life of Chuck"

Ethnic studies course is a disaster in the making in SFUSD - The Voice of San Francisco

Elwood Watson: Can Democrats Win Back Men?

Bill to Allow Housing Near Transit Stations Advances

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