Subject: Barbara Kaufman

• How to Lie, Cheat, and Steal Your Way to Influence at City Hall -- Legally

  July 5, 1995

• City Slackers

  July 5, 1995

• Candidate Promises Citizen Mayor Delivers?

  July 5, 1995

• Art Attack

  July 5, 1995

• Letters

  July 19, 1995

• You're Either on the Bus or off the Bus

  March 13, 1996

• Letters

  March 13, 1996

• Letters to the Editor

  Week of August 13, 2003

  August 13, 2003

• The Art of the Deal

  The Academy of Art College may be questionable as a school, but it's a hell of a business

  April 4, 2001

• Flying Blind

  Are San Francisco International Airport managers running Honduras' airports? If so, why?

  March 28, 2001

• Letters to the Editor

  Letters from August 30, 2000

  August 30, 2000

• Postscript

  Mike's Political Walking Tour of Old San Francisco

  June 14, 2000

• Benign Neglect

  There's a pot of money available to investigate real estate fraud, but Terence Hallinan isn't using it

  November 24, 1999

• Mecklin

  July 21, 1999

• Cothran

  June 23, 1999

• Riff Raff

  April 14, 1999

• Riff Raff

  March 31, 1999

• Letters

  March 17, 1999

• Cothran

  March 3, 1999

• Dog Bites

  January 13, 1999

• Universal Health Scare

  Proposition J promises medical insurance for everyone in San Francisco. It's a laudable goal -- but do you really want Willie Brown doctoring your insurance premiums?

  October 28, 1998

• Dog Bites

  July 22, 1998

• The Grid

  May 27, 1998

• Dog Bites

  May 13, 1998

• The Grid

  April 22, 1998

• Doing Well, Looking Fine

  Our style panel helps S.F. politicians look as good as the city itself

  November 5, 1997

• Letters

  September 3, 1997

• The Grid

  August 20, 1997

• Dog Bites

  August 6, 1997

• The Grid

  July 23, 1997

• The Grid

  June 18, 1997

• Letters

  June 11, 1997

• The Grid

  June 4, 1997

• The Grid

  April 16, 1997

• Un-Welcome to Mr. Roberts' Neighborhood

  The Chans were set to build a nice, simple home on their own property. Then Chronicle honcho Jerry Roberts and his relentless wife moved next door. Suddenly, everything became very complicated and very nasty.

  April 9, 1997

• Riff Raff

  March 5, 1997

• The Grid

  February 12, 1997

• The Grid

  February 5, 1997

• Letters

  January 22, 1997

• Mulch

  January 15, 1997

• The Grid

  January 8, 1997

• State and National Candidates

  October 30, 1996

• The Grid

  September 25, 1996

• The Life and Times of T.J. Anthony

  Combative pol fights his last battle

  July 17, 1996

• The Supes List

  December 20, 1995

• Dome and Dumber

  Q: How's it possible to spend $244 million to renovate one city building? A: Do the words "toilet partition metal head assembly" mean anything to you?

  December 20, 1995

• Dollars Without Sense

  For 25 years, Harvey Ross has rooted out the waste and lies of politicians and bureaucrats. But some say he's too lost in the line items to see the big picture

  May 3, 1995

• Paper Trails

  July 5, 1995

• The Dark Prince of City Hall

  First Larry Bush was a politician. Then he was a journalist. Then he was a politician. So now as editor and publisher of CitiReport, a hard-hitting journal with a private agenda, what the hell is he?

  March 8, 1995