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Election 2022California voter guide for November 2022 election
- The Tesla CEO has long hated California’s high-speed rail system. Instead of trying to sabotage it, he could try to help shape it. By Andy Kunz, Ezra Silk
- If San Francisco is going to explicitly mandate where to spend funding, it should go to students. By Chronicle Editorial Board
More Opinion
- For some men, $75,000 seems like a fair price to vastly improve their lives. But what cost are the rest of us paying to uphold these idiotic beliefs? By Justin Ray
- Complicated efforts to expand gambling in California need to be weighed in the Legislature before they go to the ballot box. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- Carbon capture and storage is at best unproven. At worst, it's ineffective and potentially dangerous. By Chirag Bhakta
- Like it or not, a whole lot of new housing is coming to San Francisco. Prop. D is an attempt to plan for that housing on our own terms. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- A thorough, deeply researched exposé with explosive, and broadly valuable, impact sometimes can't be reported without dishonesty. By Edward Wasserman
- Traumatic, violating, and cruel: for years, San Francisco’s practice of sweeping its homeless population from one corner to another has come under fire. Now, it will finally have to pay. By Nuala Bishari
- While the management tactic might have some initial benefits, it will hurt a company’s reputation in the long run. By Hooria Jazaieri
- The sense of wonder about what’s “out there” offers us temporary reprieve from earthly problems and bad news. By Charles Cockell
- In a city that can’t seem to agree on anything, JFK Drive’s closure might be a high-water mark for good governance. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- SB222 would create the first of its kind state-level assistance program for low-income families struggling to pay their water and sewage bills. By Susana De Anda, Michael Claiborne
- New federal legislation would establish national data privacy rights but they would preempt California's already robust protections. By Jennifer M. Urban
- Democracy vouchers won’t fix campaign finance. But they might make elections fairer. By Joe Mathews
- While the pandemic may have forever altered commute patterns for San Francisco, COVID hasn’t stopped the need to get people in, out and around the city on public transportation. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- Proposition E is many things. But it is not a “housing measure” in the commonly understood sense of that phrase. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- City leaders can either learn to plan pragmatically, or they can continue making an impotent last stand on Twitter. By Matthew Fleischer
- For people considered high-risk, our lives continue to be more limited than they ever were before the pandemic. By Effie Seiberg
- There’s a poison pill in this ballot proposition that has nothing to do with Golden Gate Park. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- Proposition B would eliminate the new Department of Sanitation and Streets, but retain valuable oversight. By Chronicle Editorial Board
- Researchers are trying to determine if tattooing could give health care providers a better way to administer drugs and vaccines. By Anh Diep
- AB1817 would ban toxic “forever chemicals” from California textiles. By Rebecca Fuoco, Arlene Blum
Letters to the Editor
- Chronicle readers also react to Newsom’s veto of diet pill restrictions and how fentanyl overdose deaths are viewed depending on who died.
- Chronicle readers also react to journalism and privacy, abortion, and the price of 49ers tickets.
- Chronicle readers weigh in on the news of the day.
- Chronicle readers also react to keeping JFK Drive carless, the housing mandate for S.F., Trump’s constitutional crisis and they give kudos to cops.
- Chronicle readers also react to climate change, why refugees come to the U.S. and East Bay water wasters.
- Chronicle readers also react to Edward Snowden, modular buildings in S.F. and passing the Presidential Election Reform Act.
- Chronicle readers also react to closing the Great Highway in S.F., housing ownership monopolies and Donald Trump’s constitutional crisis.
- Chronicle readers weigh in on the news of the day. By Chronicle Readers
- Chronicle readers also accuse the paper of waging war against cars, and they lament the federal electric vehicle rebate’s buy American restriction.
- Chronicle readers also react to rejecting condos in SoMa, the A’ ballpark plan and Donald Trump’s constitutional crisis.
- Chronicle readers also react to older drivers, San Francisco’s Prop. C and weird moments on BART.
- Chronicle readers also react to the SFNext poll on San Francisco, the Supreme Court and birthright citizenship, and human composting.
- Chronicle readers also react to older people and driving, whether Prop. 27 is worth the gamble and disciplining doctors for spreading COVID misinformation.
- Chronicle readers also react to New York Times writer Maggie Haberman withholding Trump information, the isolation of remote work, Props. 26 and 27, and BART at 50.
- Chronicle readers weigh in on the news of the day. By San Francisco Chronicle readers
- Chronicle readers weigh in on the news of the day. By San Francisco Chronicle readers
- Chronicle readers weigh in on the news of the day
- Chronicle readers also react to San Francisco’s dirty streets, and they remember Russell City.
- Chronicle readers also react to expensive trips to Wine Country, the S.F. mayoral race and the disappearance of Russell City.
- Chronicle readers also react to the heroes of 9/11, staffing levels of the Oakland police, and elections and housing in S.F.