New from VOSF editor in chief ⁦@MikeEge⁩ — Cynthia Dai who tried to interfere with the redistricting process and get the director of elections fired is up for the Sunshine Task Force.

RT @vickiheart: It’s happening! ✨ Pre-order yours today! Ask This Book a Question arrives like a trusted friend, one who knows that decisi…

New from ⁦@Jerold_Chinn⁩ 👇 “SFMTA announced Monday they will refrain from issuing fines to drivers parked in “daylight” curb spots near crosswalks that have yet to be painted red. Previously, the agency had planned to start issuing $40 fines.”

The passing of a legend: Jim Eason | Voice of San Francisco

“In the 1970s, when the state population was less than 24 million, there were more than two million housing permits issued. Today, California’s population is about 40 million but in the 2020s so far there have been fewer than half a million permits.”

See Red’s Women Workshop: Feminist Posters, London, 1974–1990 at the Haight Street Art Center - by ⁦@mindtheimage⁩

Would you give something for nothing? | Voice of San Francisco

RT @ThomasJ79x: @SusanDReynolds and the @TheVOSF team played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape, likely influencing Rob Bont…

RT @SFPD: SFPD Officer Injured While Arresting Knife-Wielding Suspect A San Francisco police officer was injured Thursday morning while ar…

RT @EricaJSandberg: "Do you support deporting fentanyl dealers who sell in SF and are in the US unlawfully?" For an upcoming story, I ask…

The passing of Dennis Richmond and the state of our media | Voice of San Francisco

New from ⁦@JohnTrasvina⁩ 👇

Out and about Feb. 6–12, 2025 - The Voice of San Francisco

Sanctuary city folie à deux: “You would think the Steinle case would be a wake-up call for City Hall, but it appears Kate’s heartbreaking death was in vain,” I wrote in 2015, but clearly our leaders have learned nothing, including the new mayor.

Daniel Lurie is now on the spot....His success or failure will be judged by his actions | Voice of San Francisco

“Former Supervisor and mayoral candidate Aaron Peskin may be gone from City Hall, but he and his allies are still trying to impose their vision of development policy on San Francisco.”

The start of the impact of Muni cutbacks on San Francisco | Voice of San Francisco

NEW:⁩ “Sponsors include the Telegraph Hill Dwellers, a powerful group of which Peskin served as president before entering electoral politics. Nancy Shanahan, Peskin’s spouse and a longtime board member of the Dwellers, is the Conservancy’s president.”

In the Sunset District all politics is local! | Voice of San Francisco

Mayor Lurie needs to declare a State Of Emergency when it comes to MUNI | Voice of San Francisco