Kamala Harris’ actual record never seemed to matter before. Will it now?
The presidential candidate’s success and appeal have always been distinct from her...
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In a move that pushes history and the law, the SF Democratic Party names a Dreamer to its central committee
Campos taps Dreamer Sarah Souza for Democratic County Central Committee Outside of political...
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The weaker people think Norman Yee is, the stronger he becomes
“If people want to think I am stupid,” says the board president, “then fine. I will outmaneuver...
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Milk Club president, alleging ‘white supremacism,’ calls on opponents of her chosen candidates to quit — UPDATED
Challengers to Milk Club leadership’s handpicked candidates sweep elections (see end) If...
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Democracy in Action: Moderates will continue to steer California’s Democratic Party
Moderates prevail, winning 13 of 14 seats in the district Democracy was alive and well at the...
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Norman Yee is your board president — and the knives are resheathed
As a younger man, Norman Yee was deeply involved in early childhood education. That is, he worked...
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Election 2018: A surreal conclusion to a surreal race between Mar and Ho in the Sunset
It was a hazy afternoon what with the fires and all, but San Francisco’s political future had just...
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Election 2018: How Matt Haney surprised everyone. Even himself.
Prior to yesterday’s election, Matt Haney’s campaign told me they’d be thrilled if he captured 40...
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Election 2018: ‘Mayor Breed is substantially weaker today than she was yesterday’
The opposite of love is not hate. It is indifference. If San Francisco voters don’t love Mayor...
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Election 2018: Final tally from Election Night — Prop. C wins, Haney declares victory
Prop. C garners 60 percent; Mandelman wins; Haney holds commanding lead; Mar, Stefani, Walton win...
Read MoreKQED’s Political Breakdown Presents Ballots and Brews
Will California flip the House? What’s at stake with the propositions on this year’s ballot? Join Scott Shafer and Marisa Lagos, hosts of KQED’s popular new weekly radio program and podcast Political Breakdown,...
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Josephine Zhao’s backers campaign at public school enrollment fair — despite candidate’s “withdrawal” from Board of Education race
Ten or more canvassers, purportedly working in shifts, urged attendees at Saturday’s public school...
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Josephine Zhao remains on the ballot. But can she win?
On Monday morning, embattled school board candidate Josephine Zhao dropped out of the race — a...
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Josephine Zhao publicly apologizes for transphobic behavior. Privately, school board candidate boasts she is now “even more well-known.”
“Thanks for everyone’s hard work. I am happy to feel that momentum is building. After...
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Our City, Our Home campaign prepares for ‘David-vs.-Goliath’ battle
Only blocks away from where Food Not Bombs volunteers serve black beans to a long line of homeless...
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s appearance wows SF’s Mission. Her speech not so much.
Not even five minutes into Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s sold-out appearance in the Mission Tuesday...
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Wed
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Manny’s: Regulatory Hacking: A conversation with Evan Burfield and Tim O’Reilly
February 13 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Wed
13
826 Valencia: Drinking with Lonely Writers (literary party for adults)
February 13 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Wed
13
18 Reasons: Valentine’s Cheese: Daring Duos and Surprising BFFs
February 13 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Wed
13
The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: Love Your Body: A Valentine’s Ritual
February 13 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Wed
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GLBT History Museum: Judy, Oz and the Need for a Shared History
February 13 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
