Richie Greenberg
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Daniel Lurie’s homeless reforms will finally deliver accountability (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. San Franciscans are battle-weary — amid endless pushes for tax increases and demands for “compassion” by homelessness activists. That’s why Mayor Daniel Lurie’s August 31 plan to require every homeless services provider contracting with the city to reapply and then be scrutinized is a breath of fresh air. It’s the first time in years City Hall has attached a price tag to the obvious. San Francisco spends as a system that absorbs other people’s mon
Karen Bass green-lights Third World food-cart street sprawl (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Doesn’t this just make you sick to your stomach? LA Mayor Karen Bass has fired the latest distasteful salvo at brick-and-mortar restaurants by ordering the LAPD to stop issuing citations to street food vendors who break the law. It is a cost-of-living story, a neighborhood story and a fairness story, served with extra lime and a mayor who happens to be running for reelection. Bass’ new sales pitch: “Forget the dining room; eat on the sidewalk.” St
Jed York’s bold claim about 49ers’ motto burns him in spectacular fashion after $160 sex humiliation (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Jed York’s recent arrest and no-contest plea in connection with prostitution raise a question: Is this what “winning with class” looks like? Who can forget the San Francisco 49ers owner’s infamous slogan, unfurled in 2014 after the club and coach Jim Harbaugh had “mutually agreed to part ways”? “Our mission is very simple: The San Francisco 49ers win with class,” York declared at the time, citing off-field issues and standards that had supposedly
Hands off Piedmont! Oakland activists should leave well-run neighbor alone (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A city is under fire for the unforgivable crime of actually working. This tiny town of 11,000 inhabitants is stuck like a stubborn raisin literally inside the geographic boundaries of Oakland. Piedmont has spent literal generations doing the stuff people across America claim they want from government: strong schools, clean streets, safe parks, working cops and neighbors who show up to meetings instead of just yelling on social media. Naturally, ac
Another day, another handout: Gavin Newsomâs EV rebate insults Californians (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Once again, Gov. Gavin Newsom is dipping into Californiansâ wallets to bankroll an electric-vehicle handout â this time a $3,500 âMyFirstEVâ rebate for first-time buyers. This, while the state canât keep the lights on for basic problems and the governor plays national politics with other peopleâs money. The program sinks roughly $135 million of taxpayers’ cash into instant discounts for a select few. Thatâs money yanked from workers
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