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Blogs
May 9, 2011
Yellow Pages Legislation Would be a Boon to Local Economy, Environment, Report Says
The economic analysis of the Yellow Pages legislation is a real page-turnerEarlier this year, SF Weekly concluded that Supervisor David Chiu's jihad to cutback on the number of Yellow Pages directories piling up in recycling centers is a keen political move. And a new report shows it's a smart ec ... More >>
Blogs
February 8, 2011
SF Barometer: Construction Spending Up, Muni Complaints Down
Muni riders stopped grousing, and started adapting to shoddy serviceIs the recession over in San Francisco? There are still some 40,000 people without jobs, business is slow, and yes, food stamps are increasing. But here's a ray of hope. In December, the value of construction projects in the city ... More >>
News
January 13, 2010
SF Weekly Letters
Muni riders stopped grousing, and started adapting to shoddy serviceIs the recession over in San Francisco? There are still some 40,000 people without jobs, business is slow, and yes, food stamps are increasing. But here's a ray of hope. In December, the value of construction projects in the city ... More >>
Blogs
January 11, 2010
City Attorney Wants PG&E Muzzled On Government-Run Clean Energy Plan
City Attorney Dennis Herrera is asking state energy regulators to shut PG&E up when it comes to a controversial overhaul of San Francisco's power system that proponents say would provide greener electricity.A city brochure for CleanPowerSFIn a petition filed today with the California Public U ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2009
S.F. Parks Director: Examiner's Absentee Gardener Story Bogus
How about "The 86-Percent Gardener"? That's good too, right? Today's San Francisco Examiner story alleging that the city's park gardeners are AWOL half the time is bogus, and stemmed from a misreading of a controller's report that was actually complimentary of those workers' performance, according t ... More >>
News
September 12, 2001
Flight Capital
How SFO officials used city employees and money -- in apparent violation of state and federal law -- in a very odd attempt to privatize the airports of Honduras
News
June 13, 2001
Mental Cruelty
Michael Wise and Susan Owsley are recovering schizophrenics who got the right kind of help, and got off the street.The mayor's secret budget cuts will make sure that doesn't happen anymore.
News
June 21, 2000
Matt Smith
Parking Problem