News of Trump’s election, and the appointment of Dr. Ben Carson to run the Housing and Urban Development Department, brought cringes through housing agencies and rights groups in San Francisco. Concerns over what will be cut first, and how to […]
San Francisco spends $241 million on homeless services, according to a February 5, 2016 Chronicle article. Part of this funding goes to 76 private organizations to deal with the homeless, in effect a job-making vehicle. Or one could characterize it […]
Claire Lau (my wife) had the idea for the San Francisco Berniecrats just after the primary in May of last year. Like so many young Americans, Bernie’s run for president was unlike anything we’d experienced in our lifetimes. An American […]
An error was made in SF Tomorrow’s most recent newsletter (Issue 374, Jan/Feb 2017). The article “NAP EIR approved” incorrectly stated the position of SF Tomorrow and the Sierra Club. Both organizations oppose the inclusion of the Sharp Park golf […]
By Barbara Lee and Denise D’Anne Those of us who are concerned about global warming should not shop at Amazon. Amazon packaging includes the cutting of countless trees, the use of oil to ship, manufacture plastic and bubble wrap. Most […]
Examiner Op-Ed By Jon Golinger on January 24, 2017 The Women’s Marches across America were so inspiring because they were so authentic, organized and attended by regular people, motivated to act by equal parts fear and hope. I saw so many friends […]
San Francisco Tomorrow’s 2016 Holiday Party is coming up Wednesday, December 14. As always, we’ll have lots of local politicians and journalists to socialize with, as well as folks from many of your favorite NGOs and city departments. To RSVP, […]
Local Candidates SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 1: Sandra Lee Fewer SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 3: Aaron Peskin SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 5: Dean Preston SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 7: Norman Yee SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 9: Hillary Ronen SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 11: Kimberly Alvarenga STATE SENATE DISTRICT 11: Jane Kim BART […]
Prop S – YES. Allocation of Hotel Tax Funds – Ordinance San Francisco’s Hotel Tax was originally created in 1961 to support the city’s arts industries and the construction & operation of convention facilities. In the 1970s, funds from the […]
Prop O – NO. Office Development in Candlestick Point and Hunters Point – Ordinance Prop O would remove Hunters Point Shipyard from the 1986 Proposition M citywide limitations on office development. The proponent (the developer) argues that progress on the […]
