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February 12, 2009
Economic Rx: Hospital Boom Cures San Francisco's Jobs Ills
We've got your stimulus -- right here! While the economic diagnosis for the rest of America looks grim, San Francisco may be remedied by a construction boom in hospitals. In addition to California Pacific Medical Center's plans to build a 555-bed hospital on Van Ness at the site of the old Cathedral ... More >>
News
February 4, 2009
Bad Medicine
A nurses' union joins antidevelopment forces to prevent a new hospital from being built.
News
October 8, 2008
SF Weekly Letters
A nurses' union joins antidevelopment forces to prevent a new hospital from being built.
News
April 18, 2007
Letters to the Editor
Week of 4-18-2007
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July 9, 2003
Letters to the Editor
Week of July 9, 2003
News
December 1, 1999
Rage Against the Machine
Tom Ammiano's mayoral bid: inside the campaign that has become a cause
News
December 17, 1997
Dog Bites
Tom Ammiano's mayoral bid: inside the campaign that has become a cause
News
September 24, 1997
Dog Bites
Tom Ammiano's mayoral bid: inside the campaign that has become a cause
News
May 14, 1997
Unhealthy Debate
There's a new and nasty labor-management war. Health care is the battlefield. San Francisco is the front line.
News
May 14, 1997
Big Deal
There's a new and nasty labor-management war. Health care is the battlefield. San Francisco is the front line.
News
March 19, 1997
Temperature Rising
The UCSF-Stanford merger goes under a (symbolic) gun
Calendar
February 12, 1997
Mulch
The UCSF-Stanford merger goes under a (symbolic) gun
News
October 30, 1996
State Ballot Measures
The UCSF-Stanford merger goes under a (symbolic) gun
News
September 11, 1996
Trickledown Health Care
Hospitals and nursing homes call it "subacute care," but for some patients, it's just a death sentence
News
August 28, 1996
Dog Bites
Hospitals and nursing homes call it "subacute care," but for some patients, it's just a death sentence
News
December 9, 2009
Charitable Front
Mysterious organizations in the Bay Area profess to be advocating for liberal causes. In truth, they appear to be part of a secretive group with a bizarre radical past.
News
February 17, 2010
Stimulating Debate
S.F.'s employment rate is relatively good, but city leaders can still create more jobs. Here's how.
Blogs
April 14, 2010
SEIU Boss Andy Stern Quits. Bay Area Union War He Started Continues.
Andy Stern is gone. His mess remains. Rivals of America's most powerful union boss, Andy Stern, have cheered the resignation of the SEIU's erstwhile leader. But Mark Brenner, director of Labor Notes, a magazine covering the U.S. union scene, says a Stern resignation will not quell bitter disputes ... More >>
Blogs
July 15, 2010
Meg Whitman's Atherton Home To Play Host To 1,000 Nurses
Heading to Atherton -- in drovesIf Meg Whitman wanted someone to look at her aching back or curious rash -- well, she need not even leave the home. The California Nurses Association is planning to cart up to 1,000 or more of its members to the Republican gubernatorial nominee's Atherton domicile ... More >>
Blogs
June 30, 2011
Leland Yee: Why He's Ahead in the Polls
People love to hate Leland and that always makes for a good front runner in a raceLast week, we detailed a story about how State Sen. Leland Yee is pro-medical marijuana -- until he's not. As SF Weekly reported, Yee attended a medical marijuana meeting, telling pot smokers that he supports them a ... More >>