Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor…

Posted October 26, 2026

Re: San Francisco’s Unusual November Election Your story mentions Scott Wiener’s forces raising $10 million. I have a different perspective. With less than two weeks left to go before election day, Scott Wiener can breathe a sigh of relief that<br> Read More »

Letters to the Editor…

Posted July 22, 2026

Dear Editor: 822 Geary is a colossal waste of money. This lightly used facility has been handling about four clients per day, at the cost of $12,000 per visit, based on city numbers used in this Examiner story.   This<br> Read More »

Letters to the Editor…

Posted July 7, 2026

California Water Is Not a Zero-Sum Fight   In his article, “On California Water, Newsom Looks a Lot Like Trump,” Jon Rosenfeld elevates the issue that California’s Bay-Delta ecosystem is facing serious challenges. And yes, protecting native fish and water<br> Read More »

Letters to the Editor…

Posted June 17, 2026

Dear Editor: Re: https://beyondchron.org/how-a-welder-used-sro-housing-to-rebuild-his-life/ Thank you for telling Spencer’s story. His experience highlights something many people do not understand without an address, it is nearly impossible to rebuild your life. SRO housing gives people a starting point, a place to<br> Read More »

Letters to the Editor…

Posted May 6, 2026

Dear Editor, I read the article “Unionization and Sonoma County Hospitality and Tourism” by Martin Bennett (May 4, 2026), and I wanted to connect it to what we deal with here in San Francisco. The article lays it out plainly:<br> Read More »

Letter to Editor…

Posted February 3, 2026

 
Dear Editor:   Re: https://beyondchron.org/what-is-sfs-proposed-merger-of-planning-and-dbi-really-about/
In January 2026, Mayor Daniel Lurieannounced a proposal to merge the Department of Building Inspection (DBI), the Planning Department, and the Permit Center into a single agency by mid-2027. The stated aim is to
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Letters to the Editor…

Posted November 17, 2025

Randy Shaw raised an issue yet again today about the open air drug usage in the Tenderloin and City Attorney David Chiu working against low income neighbors of the TL to protect open air drug usage. I strongly urge you<br> Read More »

Letters to the Editor…

Posted November 16, 2025

Dear Ms. Keshavan,   Thank you for your reporting on math education at SFUSD.  I’ve been attending some meetings that include a SFUSD math curriculum official and parents.  Mostly these are unhelpful zoom calls where time is wasted with parents<br> Read More »