Jane Morrison, queen of San Francisco and California Democratic politics, died this weekend, just two months after celebrating her 100th birthday. Her passing truly marks the end of an era in San Francisco politics. Jane became active in Democratic politics […]
It’s just like the mass shootings crisis: murders occur, then large demonstrations, prayers are offered up, promises are made, and then… nothing! At the very least, we need to break the power of the police unions this time.
Thanks to everyone who shared their reminiscences and birthday wishes. And a special thanks to Jay Wilson and the other members of our posse who spent so much time putting this video together. Bonus! Barry Hermanson is organizing a party […]
It will only take a few minutes. We are all awash in negativity nowadays, but here’s something super-positive you can do for Jane Morrison, SF and California Democratic icon who has worked tirelessly to improve our world for most of […]
Does hanging out at home have you climbing the walls? Is social distancing getting you down? Then we have a project for you – one that you can accomplish without leaving your home! As some of you are aware, our long-time president […]
In mid-December, SF Climate Emergency Coalition sent a second letter to the Mayor and Supervisors, signed by 11 organizations including SFT, about why all-electric buildings are essential to achieving the City’s climate emergency goals. Supervisor Mandelman’s ordinance incentivizing developers to […]
Proposition E on the March 3rd ballot provides an update to Proposition M, passed in 1986, that created a cap on new high-rise office development. That cap helped insulate San Francisco against recession in the 1990s and early 2000s. In […]
Please consider joining us at SF Tomorrow’s Annual Holiday Party, held this year on Wednesday, December 11 from 5:30 to 7:30PM at the Forest Hill Clubhouse, 381 Magellan Ave. We have a lot to celebrate! New progressive leadership, strong support […]
Our recent newsletter attributed a memorial of Mary Anne Miller to Kathy Howard. In fact, the author was Supervisor Aaron Peskin.
District 5 supervisor: Dean Preston Prop A, housing bond: No position Developers & Big Tech should be paying more. Prop B, renaming Agency for Aging and Adult Services: Ok Prop C, vaping ban repeal: No The opposite of what it […]
