Monthly Archives: May 2020

To the Editor…

To the Editor…

Posted May 27, 2020 by

Support Small Business                                                                                     Harry Brill   There is no sound medical reasons for prohibiting the public from going inside and enjoying the many wonderful cafes and restaurants in the bay area.   The problem the public confronts is the very narrow perspective
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To the Editor…

To the Editor…

Posted May 27, 2020 by

“Dead space of concrete?” How dare you criticize and denigrate our gathering place, the heart of Japantown, for the sake of your article. And who are you to say that this “project is not among the City’s top 500 needs?
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Housing Advocates Mobilize!

Posted May 19, 2020 by

A Golden Age for Housing Advocacy? Last week was huge for housing. Nationally, the House- passed HEROES Act includes $100 billion for rental assistance, $11.5 billion in emergency shelter grants, and a broad, uniform eviction moratorium. Even more important, as
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SF’s Flawed $438 Million Bond Proposal

Posted May 19, 2020 by

Bond Fails to Prioritize COVID19 Priorities Mayor Breed’s proposed $438 million “Health and Recovery Bond” raises serious questions about city priorities. Much if not most of the proposed spending does not meet COVID-19 needs. The Board of Supervisors must revise
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CAAMFest Online: Heritage At Home–Reviews

Posted May 19, 2020 by

It particularly hurts that the Coronavirus outbreak has forced the closure of this year’s CAAMFest.  San Francisco’s annual film festival showcase for API-themed films would have celebrated its 40th edition this year. Fortunately, the Center for Asian-American Media (CAAM) came
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