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textMaxwell’s Housing Agenda Sacrifices Tenants by Randy Shaw, Beyond Chron (reposted)
San Francisco Supervisor Sophie Maxwell will be easily re-elected on November 7. Maxwell pledged in 2001 to help preserve the city’s economic and racial diversity, but has increasingly moved to undermine this goal. She has promoted upscale development in the low-income African-American neighborhoods of Bayview and Hunters Point, and last week endorsed Lennar’s breaking its agreement to build 400 rental units at the Hunters Point Shipyard. Maxwell is also urging her colleagues to kill Angelo S...
Posted: Mon, Oct 23, 2006 8:07am PDT
textWhy Aimee Allison Matters by Ben Wyskida‚, Beyond Chron (reposted)
Every couple of years, progressives are faced with the terrifying possibility that we might actually win. I didn't live in San Francisco when Matt Gonzalez almost won his race for Mayor, but I know that across the country good lefties indulged in a guilty game of "what if." What if we actually had the opportunity to lead? For Gonzalez, the help came too little, too late. He fell just short, and the race begged the question: If the next opportunity was right in our own backyard, would we know ...
Posted: Mon, Oct 23, 2006 7:44am PDT
imageYurok Tribe Hosts District 5 School Board Candidates Meeting
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by S.E. Botts
Del Norte County, District 5, School Board candidates, Beth Green and Tom Cochran, participated in a community question and answer event at the Yurok Tribal Offices October 16th, 2006. The event was moderated by Education Director Jim McQuillen....
Posted: Sun, Oct 22, 2006 9:21pm PDT
text"JUST SAY NO TO DIANNE FEINSTEIN!" this Sun: Green Party candidates Chretien, Wells & Hill by Green Party of Alameda County
"JUST SAY NO TO DIANNE FEINSTEIN (Etc.)!" With Green Party candidates: Todd Chretien (U.S. Senate), Laura Wells (State Controller), and Forrest Hill (Secretary of State)....
Posted: Fri, Oct 20, 2006 7:41pm PDT
calendarVanpool to Defeat Pombo "Day of Action" by Deirdre Des Jardins
Day of Action is in Pleasanton at Civic Park, 100 Main Street. Van from Santa Cruz leaves from the parking lot next to the Calvary Episcopal Church, 532 Center Street, Santa Cruz, CA...
Event Date: Sat, Oct 28, 2006 8:30am PDT
Posted: Fri, Oct 20, 2006 6:49pm PDT
textArena tax on Capitol Public Radio. by bianca
http://capradio.org/news/specials/sacramentoarena/...
Posted: Fri, Oct 20, 2006 12:05pm PDT
textPreserving Queer Culture in District 8 by Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Beyond Chron (reposted)
“Affordable housing” has emerged as a key issue in the District 8 race for supervisor, and it’s appropriate that it has. But I believe there’s an even more crucial issue: the survival of the Castro as a center of queer culture. No one can deny that the world’s most infamous queer ghetto has changed a lot since Harvey Milk called it home. Back then, it was undeniably a place where queers gathered from all over the country. They were refugees from the American Dream. The Castro afforded them a ...
Posted: Fri, Oct 20, 2006 6:43am PDT
imageFree Six Dollar Burgers Highlight Maloofs’ Outrageous TV Ad
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by Travis Blaschek-Miller
Business Owners & Leaders Announce Opposition to Arena Tax...
Posted: Thu, Oct 19, 2006 2:51pm PDT
textVote For Working Class Party On California Ballot-It Stands Up Against Imperial War by Peace and Freedom Party
Peace and Freedom Party is the only working class socialist party on the ballot in California. One of it's candidates needs to get at least 2% in this election cycle to stay on the ballot. Make sure you vote for P&F to keep this alternative on the ballot and to have a voice for working people and against imperial war....
Posted: Thu, Oct 19, 2006 12:11pm PDT
text10/21 Statewide CA Peace&Freedom Party Labor Conference by Peace & Freedom Labor Committee
Labor and the trade unions will be the focus of a state wide meeting of the Labor Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party. It will be held in San Francsico on 455 Golden Gate St on Saturday October 21...
Posted: Thu, Oct 19, 2006 6:55am PDT
textCALIFORNIA PROPOSITIONS: VOTERS BEWARE by Stewart A. Alexander
Today voters need to beware when going to the polls to vote because much is at stake. Voters need to study the propositions and read their Official Voter Information Guide; and for those who will not, they need to vote no to spending their hard earn dollars and the future savings of our children. Voters should not be persuaded by expensive TV commercials because those commercials are more expensive than what we can realize....
Posted: Wed, Oct 18, 2006 9:12am PDT
text"JUST SAY NO TO DIANNE FEINSTEIN!" this Sun: Green Party candidates Chretien, Wells & Hill by Green Party of Alameda County
"JUST SAY NO TO DIANNE FEINSTEIN (Etc.)!" With Green Party candidates: Todd Chretien (U.S. Senate), Laura Wells (State Controller), and Forrest Hill (Secretary of State)....
Posted: Wed, Oct 18, 2006 9:01am PDT
textSFBG Election Endorsements by sfbg (reposted)
scroll down for state, local and national endorsements (state | sf | national | east bay) The Bay Guardian Also Has Audio Of Interviews With Candidates On Its Website STATE RACES AND PROPOSITIONS...
Posted: Wed, Oct 18, 2006 6:56am PDT
textB.A.R. Election Endorsements by BAR (rerposted)
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Posted: Wed, Oct 18, 2006 6:54am PDT
textNew database on money and politics by J. Wheeler
MAPLight.org launches today! (11/17/2006)....
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 11:45pm PDT
imageURGENT NEWS ADVISORY: LET FORREST HILL DEBATE!
Protest Forrest's exclusion from SF Debates!

Dr. Forrest Hill has called a press conference for tomorrow  (Wednesday October 18, 2006) at 1 pm to protest his exclusion from the San Francisco Chron
by Press Release (Repost)
Protest Forrest's exclusion from SF Debates! Dr. Forrest Hill has called a press conference for tomorrow (Wednesday October 18, 2006) at 1 pm to protest his exclusion from the San Francisco Chronicle's debate. Dr. Hill has asked that everyone let the media know that it is no longer acceptable to discriminate against third party candidates. People living in the Bay Area plan to go to KPIX-TV to 855 Battery St. in downtown San Francisco at 1 pm tomorrow, October 18th, to carry signs and...
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 7:05pm PDT
textYouth for Aimee on Sunday 10/22 by Jonah Zern
Join youth from throughout Oakland to mobilize to elect Aimee Allison (www.aimeeallison.org) this Sunday, October 22 (and every Sunday until the election) beginning at noon at the Aimee Allison campaign headquarters, 3208 Grand Ave (2 doors down from Grand Lake Theater)....
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 6:55pm PDT
textCalifornia Governor in Trouble With Latinos by New American Media (reposted)
A new poll of California Latinos shows a deep dislike of Governor Schwarzenegger. In this poll of 600 Spanish-dominant likely voters, the governor has higher disapproval ratings than President Bush, and is losing to his opponent Phil Angelides by 64 percent to 21 percent. Spanish-dominant Latino voters make up about 10 percent of the California electorate, with all Latinos now representing about 18 percent of the electorate as a whole....
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 5:48pm PDT
textEducators Announce Opposition To Sacramento Arena Tax by Bill Braskey
A broad coalition of education leaders urge full disclosure by city & county of Sacramento regarding arena negotiation details during a press conference....
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 1:37pm PDT
textChronicle Ignores Controversial Donations to Favored Supe Candidate by Randy Shaw, Beyond Chron (reposted)
While the San Francisco Chronicle has repeatedly questioned campaign donations to District 4 Supervisor candidate Jaynry Mak, the paper has ignored troubling contributions made to its favored candidate, Doug Chan. Last Friday, the Mak campaign revealed that the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) and the San Francisco Association of Realtors have spent nearly $25,000 in mailings on Chan’s behalf. Significant donations were also made by downtown interests whose priorities may well ...
Posted: Tue, Oct 17, 2006 7:30am PDT
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