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• Bonds’ Record Homer Ball Worth $500K

  July 26, 2007

• SF Food Watch: CleanScores.com Boosts Health and Wealth

  July 27, 2007

• Your accountant can no longer sell your social security number to Russian hackers

  January 3, 2008

• How to Make Student Loans Your Bitch- By Laser-Guided Awesome, The SF Weekly Utility Blog

  January 23, 2008

• IRS Goes After Examiner Owner

  June 10, 2008

• Paper Trails

  May 24, 1995

• Slap Shots

  March 13, 1996

• Randy Shaw's Power Plays

  March 27, 1996

• Business Conductor

  The city needs to stop subsidizing the S.F. Symphony and other snobby arts organizations that cater to the rich.

  November 19, 2008

• Double Bogey

  Muni's bogus tax shelter and theGuardian's bogus lawsuit.

  September 3, 2008

• Fall Into the Cash

  Let's hope the Fishers use it to clean up the messes they've created.

  April 23, 2008

• Care Not Cash Volunteer Recommends Work, Ass-Kicking to Homeless in SF Weekly Letters

  January 23, 2008

• Attention SF Giants, DiFi - Matt Smith's New Year's Resolutions Others Ought to Follow

  DiFi's husband and the Giants' owner should resolve to do better in the coming year

  January 9, 2008

• Armenian Genocide Resolution Blog Posting at SFWeekly.com Draws Armenian Ire

  November 7, 2007

• Unpaid in Full

  June 27, 2007

• Anchor Man?

  November 8, 2006

• No $$ for Blood

  April 19, 2006

• Anthrax and Willie Nelson in the same week? How will fans of both decide?

  January 18, 2006

• Follow the Money

  July 14, 2004

• Best Chronicle Tag-Team

  May 19, 2004

• 'Roid Ragers

  May 5, 2004

• Little Fish, Big Fish

  March 17, 2004

• Letters to the Editor

  February 11, 2004

• The Tax Man Cometh

  The federal government looks to eliminate abusive tax shelters, and it may cost San Francisco tens of millions of dollars

  January 21, 2004

• Gimme Shelters

  After mortgaging our future in an orgy of budget-related borrowing, the Legislature hatches new orgiastic plans: sleazy tax shelters

  August 13, 2003

• Accounted For

  July 9, 2003

• Baby Talk

  July 9, 2003

• Kornbluth's Blues

  June 18, 2003

• Real Life Resolutions

  January 22, 2003

• Letters to the Editor

  Week of May 22, 2002

  May 22, 2002

• The Ghost of Scandals Past

  Previous "creative financing" debacles should haunt city officials who've approved a risky $1 billion lease of Muni streetcars

  April 17, 2002

• Runaway Train

  Why is Muni in such a hurry to win approval for a blindingly complex, potentially risky, $1 billion plan to privatize the city's rail fleet?

  April 10, 2002

• Letters to the Editor

  Cleaning Up the Cash; A Group Hug; Burning Bush; Correction

  November 14, 2001

• Dog Bites

  February 7, 2001

• South to the Future

  Community or Crime Syndicate? Feds bust online trading scheme

  May 24, 2000

• Silicon Valley Shakedown

  A con man feeds on fear and paranoia in the software business

  January 12, 2000

• Indecent Disclosure

  November 17, 1999

• Making Education Pay

  For consultants, the S.F. school district ATM is wide open

  September 22, 1999

• Strike While the Iron Is Hot

  March 24, 1999

• Second Time Around

  February 17, 1999

• Reviews

  September 2, 1998

• Night + Day

  August 5, 1998

• Night + Day

  July 15, 1998

• From Russia With Diamonds

  In 1995, Golden ADA Inc., a San Francisco diamond-importing firm, collapsed, unveiling an international trail of theft and betrayal that embarrassed San Francisco luminaries involved with the company. Now, newly unsealed court files show that high-level m

  July 1, 1998

• Sutter's Giant Sucking Sound

  Sutter Health, which owns one of California's largest hospital empires, is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charity. Critics wonder why Sutter dispenses so little charity, and vacuums so much profit, from the hospitals it acquires.

  January 21, 1998

• Mulch

  February 26, 1997

• Riff Raff

  February 19, 1997

• Recordings

  June 19, 1996

• Fun Times from Uncle Sugar

  June 24, 2009

• Chronic City: Aptly Named 'Joint Resolution' Succeeds; California Senate Urges Change in Federal Medical Marijuana Rules

  ​By a 23-15 vote, the California State Senate yesterday approved a "joint resolution" urging the federal government to stop Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) raids on medical marijuana patients and providers. The Sen. Mark Leno-authored resolution additionally calls for the nation to "create a comprehensive federal medical marijuana policy that ensures safe and legal access to any patient that would benefit from it."Marijuana advocates say recent enforcement activity, including DEA arrests followi

  August 25, 2009