Monthly Archives: May 2025

Letters to the Editor…

Letters to the Editor…

Posted May 28, 2025 by

Dear BeyondChron,   Thank you for your wonderful article on the long and honorable career of Deputy Chief David Lazar. I’ve had the great privilege of knowing him, and working with him in my career as a licensing and permitting<br> Read More »
Letters to the Editor…

Letters to the Editor…

Posted May 27, 2025 by

Dear Editor, I just finished reading your beautiful tribute to Assistant Chief David Lazar, and I wanted to personally thank you for writing it. As someone who owns a small business in the Tenderloin—Himalayan Pizza & Momo—I’ve seen firsthand how<br> Read More »

Trump’s War on Federal Workers

Posted May 27, 2025 by

The Trump administration has launched an unprecedented assault on federal workers, their unions, and the entire American labor movement. According to Randy Irwin, President of the National Federation of Federal Employees, “This is the biggest attack on collective bargaining rights<br> Read More »

Reviews From SF DocFest 2025

Posted May 27, 2025 by

Who knew talking about when to use “who” vs. “whom” could be a basis for emotional connection?  Yet these and other grammar questions provide the wellspring for repeated conversational magic throughout SF DocFest’s entertaining and educational Opening Night Film, Brandt<br> Read More »
New Turk Street Mural of Native American by Francola and Kay Two

The Tenderloin is Bouncing Back

Posted May 19, 2025 by

The Historic Tenderloin is Reviving The Tenderloin’s had a rough five years. COVID reversed it’s progress and City Hall then used the neighborhood as a drug containment zone. But progress has resumed. There is much less drug activity on sidewalks,<br> Read More »