Subject: Clint Reilly

• Chronicle Editor Ward Bushee Loves the Oldies

  By Will HarperListening to Chronicle editor Ward Bushee on KQED's Forum made me nostalgic for Phil Bronstein. The former Mr. Sharon Stone had his faults, but what I liked about him was that he was more than a newspaper editor--he was a showman. Remember when Bronstein donned scuba gear to save a young alligator in a lake near the Presidio from an evil trapper? And who could forget when that Komodo dragon bit him at the zoo? Despite his flair for theatrics, Bronstein was nonetheless a solid news

  December 17, 2008

• Dog Bites

  April 19, 1995

• Paper Trails

  May 24, 1995

• The Making of the Mayor 1995

  June 7, 1995

• Dog Bites

  June 14, 1995

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

  July 5, 1995

• Paper Trails

  July 26, 1995

• What would Clint Reilly do if MediaNews tries to buy the Chronicle?

  March 4, 2009

• Letters to the Editor

  Week of 5-23-2007

  May 23, 2007

• Watchdog Catfight

  Activists aren't happy about the deal struck between Clint Reilly and Bay Area media barons

  May 2, 2007

• Believe It or Not!

  Let's get beyond the balderdash and take a closer look at the motivations behind some political campaigns

  June 7, 2006

• The Politics of Cynicism

  SEIU lobbies for nursing home chains. Clint Reilly vs. Jack Davis, redux. Kerry raises money for Reilly's wife. Fabulous. Absolutely Fabulous.

  April 27, 2005

• Same as the Old Boss?

  Why the new mayor should resist political pressure from the new shadow ayatollah of San Francisco politics, real estate mogul Clint Reilly

  January 14, 2004

• Terminal Condition

  With the Examiner near death, an insider says the Fangs had 10 million reasons to run it on the cheap

  March 5, 2003

• Luke Brugnara Makes His Point

  All the city's most bombastic commercial landlord wants is a San Francisco-themed casino in Las Vegas ... or absolute misery for anyone who gets in his way

  January 30, 2002

• Underground Voices

  November 7, 2001

• Left in the Lurch

  October 24, 2001

• 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

• Who Is Clint Reilly, Really?

  He's running for mayor again, and this time he wants to define himself, before his enemies do it for him

  February 21, 2001

• Reel World

  December 20, 2000

• Dog Bites

  Fangxaminer rollout; Anarchy in the U.S.A.

  November 29, 2000

• Dog Bites

  November 1, 2000

• Dog Bites

  October 18, 2000

• Yellow-Bellied Journalism

  Hearst executives' behavior in the Examiner sale was nothing less than cowardly

  August 2, 2000

• Best Place to Forget It's All Happening

  Dago Mary's

  May 17, 2000

• Mecklin

  May 10, 2000

• Dog Bites

  Golden handshakes, cat scans and tree controversy

  February 2, 2000

• Rage Against the Machine

  Tom Ammiano's mayoral bid: inside the campaign that has become a cause

  December 1, 1999

• Indecent Disclosure

  November 17, 1999

• Mecklin

  November 10, 1999

• Dog Bites

  October 20, 1999

• Mecklin

  October 20, 1999

• Dog Bites

  Paranoid Android

  October 13, 1999

• Dog Bites

  September 22, 1999

• Dog Bites

  September 15, 1999

• Preaching to Their Choirs

  September 8, 1999

• A Chance for Respect?

  How to tell whether the San Francisco Chronicle is becoming a great newspaper, or another nondescript Hearst money-machine

  September 8, 1999

• Booty Call

  Wherein a handful of politicos, a party that's trying not to be a laughingstock, and the singer in a '70s disco cover band unite to rewrite San Francisco politics or try to, anyway

  August 11, 1999

• Dog Bites

  August 11, 1999

• Cothran

  August 4, 1999

• Cut-and-Paste Pols

  August 4, 1999

• Letters

  August 4, 1999

• Bay View

  July 28, 1999

• Cothran

  July 21, 1999

• Mecklin

  June 10, 1998

• Dog Bites

  July 30, 1997

• Slap Shots

  June 11, 1997

• Paper Trails

  May 3, 1995

• Letters

  March 15, 1995

• Real Estate Magnate Clint Reilly Returns to Political Roots, Will Direct Campaign For State Constitutional Convention

  Clint Reilly​Ace political consultant turned politician turned real-estate baron Clint Reilly is going back where he started, signing up to lead a political campaign for the first time in more than a decade. John Grubb, a spokesman for the Bay Area Council, confirmed what SF Weekly had heard through the grapevine: Reilly will direct his first campaign in 14 years in leading the charge for a state constitutional convention. "I can't discuss details of his contract," said Grubb. "But let's just

  November 6, 2009