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The SFMTA Board of Directors in their seats at a hearing on Enterprise Revenue and Fare Policy Options.

It seems everyone in San Francisco is trying to figure out how last week’s recall of Supervisor Joel Engardio will change the city’s political landscape.

Zohran Mamdani is surging in polls for New York City mayor, closing the gap between him and his chief competitor, the disgraced former governor Andrew Cuomo.

I recently read the late Mike Davis’s essays on environmental devastation, war, and urban ecology in Dead Cities (2002, now back in print from Haymarket Books).

Recently, I’ve been doing something extremely unfashionable.

When I was at City Hall last Friday, a Chron reporter tried to interest me in a person-on-the-street interview about whether Biden should drop out and what I thought about Kamala Harris.

I want to start responding more to things I read and listen to, so here’s a quick sort of critical summary of the It’s Going Down podcast’s interview with Andrew Lee, author of Defying Displacement.

This morning I got up before dawn to drop lit for the primary election in San Francisco.

At first, U.S. society treated the Covid-19 pandemic as an emergency requiring collective solutions.

This past week, I recorded an album-a-day called Matter for the Bicycle Research, which you can now stream or download at that link.