SF Weekly

All of my work at SF Weekly is available at my author page. Below are some highlights:

• "Working from Home Has Always Been a Drag"

• "An Architectural Rainbow: SF's Colorist Movement"

• "Life on Hold: Unemployment Horror Stories"

• "BART Beats NIMBYs, But Not at Every Station"

• "Looking Back on Kamala Harris' Record in California"

• "To Fight Fires, California Must Burn"

• "Remembering Robert Bechtle"

• "Despite Economic Pain, the Tech Boom Continues"

• "ALLBLACK is Back"

• "Looking Back at Howard Jarvis and Prop 13"

• "Unpacking SF's Moderate/Progressive Divide"

• "In 'Uncanny Valley,' Art and Tech Collide"

• "Affordable Housing in Single Family Neighborhoods?"

• "Local Lifeline: An Ode to SF's Corner Stores"

• "Welcoming New Neighborhood Characters"

• "Bay Area Takes Step Toward Major Housing Growth"

• "Stunnaman02 is Feeling It" 

• "It Happened Here: A History of Slavery In California"

• "An Intimate Portrait of the '60s Counterculture"

• "Who is Gen Z Really?" 

• "The Bay Area is Ground Zero for UBI"

• "Fentanyl: The City's Biggest Public Health Crisis" 

• "Plan to Connect NorCal by Rail Gains Steam" & "A NorCal Public Transit Wishlist" 

• "Learning from NYC's Car-Free Parks"

• "The End of the End of San Francisco"

• "Is San Francisco Re-Funding the Police?"

• "Can the Bay Area End Homelessness?"

• "Is Zyn the Next Juul?"

• "It's County vs. County in Caltrain 'Power Struggle'"

• "The NIMBYs Have One Good Point"

• "As Hotels Recover, Workers Fear Being Left Behind"

• "Why Are There So Many Recalls in California"

• "An Ode to Oakland"