Email Author Chris Roberts
Kids these days have plenty to worry about, not the least of which is the threat posed by medical cannabis. Recent studies show more high schoolers in America use pot than smoke cigarettes, and San Fr... More >>
Aaron Peskin, the former S.F. Board of Supervisors president, buys and sells water rights in arid Western states as director of an... More >>
Arizona's taken quite the beating from Californians recently, what with the red state's anti-immigrant, anti-civilization stance creating both headlines and policy. But Arizona's not all bad -- in fac... More >>
Six months on, and they're still talking about it. Before HopeNet was San Francisco's longest continuously operating dispensary, the South of... More >>
San Francisco's reputation as a cannabis-friendly city is well-earned. Cannabis clubs operated in public in the 1980s and 1990s in open... More >>
Medical marijuana patients, advocates, and recreational users alike hail cannabis as a miracle plant, but even the staunchest dyed-in-the-hemp... More >>
There was a time when Tom Ammiano wanted to be mayor of San Francisco. In 1999, when he was president of the Board of Supervisors, he mounted a... More >>
How was your 2010r For the cannabis community, it was a wild flip of the calendar, with dispensaries opening and closing, police raiding, a medical cannabis luminary thrown in jail for meth charges --... More >>
Bevan Dufty's bid for mayor started strong: The outgoing Castro District supervisor raised $100,000 before any of the rivals he'll face in... More >>
Don't smoke that! Get a union man to smoke that! San Francisco is a famous union town, a reputation won on the docks. But this isn't the 1930s, and "budtenders" at cannabis dispensaries aren't the s... More >>
A Richmond District medical cannabis dispensary was robbed last Friday (when elser) by a pair of assailants, who made off with less than $1,000 worth of cash and leafy green medicine, dispensary staff... More >>
Before she became supervisor-elect in District 6, School Board president Jane Kim was the subject of an SF Weekly cover story in which... More >>
Kevin Reed can't catch a break. Reed, the CEO of medical cannabis delivery service The Green Cross, has for the past three years hosted an annual pot party/fundraiser called the SF Cannabis Cup (re-d... More >>
As the national media will gladly tell you, people are smoking weed in San Francisco. People -- with and without medical marijuana recommendations -- smoked weed yesterday and they'll do so today, and... More >>
Jane Kim is nervous. The 33-year-old president of the San Francisco Board of Education has just dragged herself into a function room, where... More >>
Among the better ideas which Mayor Gavin Newsom shamelessly ripped off from other cities is Sunday Streets, wherein stretches of pavement are declared verboten to automobile traffic and taken over ins... More >>
The federal government is not your friend. Barry Bonds knows this -- the home run king will be in federal court next year not for using steroids, but for allegedly lying to a federal grand jury about ... More >>
Like smoking at work, camel hair coats and a budget surplus, tiki bars are relics of a bygone era, of when Cesar Chavez Street was called Army, when nobody in San Francisco knew what a bike lane was, ... More >>
Have you heardr There's a thing called BART in this here Bay Area. And BART wants to make sure you know about BART -- that's why this week was 'Try BART Week.' If you haven't yet sampled the public tr... More >>
Two San Francisco police officers are in the hospital after their marked cruiser crashed into a light pole in the "Bernal Cut" on Thursday night, the Examiner reported. Their injuries were not life-th... More >>
We admit it: at first, we weren't huge fans of Ashkon Davaran's Journey-fueled Giants anthem (mostly because we really, really don't like Journey). But it grew on us. And who cares what we think -- ne... More >>
One thing we like about Giants fans -- in addition to their prime physical condition -- is their reckless abandon when it comes to superstition. No worrying about curses here in San Francisco, especia... More >>
A gas leak, reported around 1 p.m., has shut down much of the Castro District since, according to reports in SF Appeal. No injuries have been reported, but officials have ordered a "shelter-in-place."... More >>
Alarm swept through The Snitch's world headquarters today, when we read a report in which San Francisco police warned of a suspect toting a "machine gun" in Potrero Hill.A 29-year old man was robbed a... More >>
San Franciscans without clock or calendar can set their internal timing devices by the weekly emergency sirens, which test every Tuesday at noon. Other than the Tuesday test, these blare only when an ... More >>
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