Email Author Joe Eskenazi

Awards

• 2012 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing

  "The Worst Run Big City in the U.S."

• 2011 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing, published April 14, 2010

  "The Muni Death Spiral"

• 2011 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing, published October 20, 2010

  "Let It Bleed"

• 2011 - Peninsula Press Club Awards, published October 20, 2010

  "Let It Bleed"

• 2011 - Peninsula Press Club Awards, published April 14, 2010

  "The Muni Death Spiral"

• 2010 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing, published June 17, 2009

  "Service with a Smile"

• 2010 - Best of the West/First Amendment Funding, Inc., published January 7, 2009

  "Baggage"

• 2010 - Peninsula Press Club Awards, published June 17, 2009

  "Service with a Snarl"

• 2010 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing, published December 16, 2009

  "The Worst-Run Big City"

• 2009 - Peninsula Press Club Awards, published November 19, 2008

  "Voodoo on the Vine"

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2013 Stories by Joe Eskenazi

• Scott Wiener's Legislative Misses

  published February 13, 2013

  Scott Wiener has proven he can often expedite a sluggish political process. But his attempts to smooth city policy do have some jagged... More >>

• Clockmakers: S.F.'s Overtime Law Doesn't Reduce Overtime

  published February 6, 2013

  Every year around this time, San Franciscans rail against what passes for frigid weather here. This is done in spite of the fact that we... More >>

• Harbaugh vs. Harbaugh: What Are the Odds?

  published January 30, 2013

  Every year, the Super Bowl offers sports fans and non-fans alike the opportunity to anticipate high-rent commercials featuring flatulent... More >>

• Game of Thrones: The Poop on City Hall's "Historic Toilets"

  published January 23, 2013

  Historic preservation-minded San Franciscans rushing to City Hall's second floor men's room this month were hit with a double whammy. First,... More >>

• Beam Me Up: S.F. Homeless Sport "Star Trek" Gear

  published January 16, 2013

  In the original Star Trek show, observant viewers can discern distinct classifications based on uniform color (yet somehow overlook the... More >>