Updates on important topics to tackle corporate misinformation and highlight the voices of working people facing urgent issues in San Francisco.
It's quite possible for real estate developers to build new housing and make new profits while rents and home prices stay prohibitively high for working San Franciscans. In fact, that's a best-case scenario for the real estate industry.
Following widespread condemnation, Scott Wiener took down AI chatbot that generated offensive content about his opponent and issued quasi-apology
Communities are pushing back against the rapid expansion of AI data centers, rejecting the premise that they are a necessary cost of innovation and the practice of corporations making decisions about communities, especially while they deliver little benefit to the people who actually live there.
In a break from longstanding City policy, he spoke against expanding rent control. “We will not be expanding rent control” were his exact words. So for the many San Francisco renters who don’t have protections of rent control, this Mayor thinks that is just fine.
Budget cuts aren’t inevitable, it’s a choice to chop services instead of raising revenue. Why does the City insist on taking money from the most vulnerable instead of the most wealthy?
School Board Approves Money for Private Consultants While Classrooms Face Cuts
There is a growing divide in SF right now between those who believe embracing billionaires will improve our city, and those who believe billionaires should be taxed and driven from the public sphere.
A year in, and no matter how much he spends on PR, the San Francisco Mayor’s scandals and unforced errors are becoming too big for the media to ignore.