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Censored!new

Here are the 10 big stories the nation's major news media refused to cover last year.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Sarah Phelan  |  09-06-2006  |  Media

Here Comes Miami Beachnew

A South Florida developer wants to turn a quiet coastal community into a glitzy retreat for the Bay Area's richest residents.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  G.W. Schulz  |  08-30-2006  |  Housing & Development

Empowerment or Censorship?new

Amnesty International targets tech firms doing business in China.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Tina Rodia  |  08-30-2006  |  Business & Labor

Fiber vs. Wi-Finew

San Francisco pursues dual -- and dueling -- solutions to the digital divide.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Steven T. Jones  |  08-23-2006  |  Policy Issues

An Unhappy Anniversary for Labornew

Twenty-five years ago this month, Reagan struck the blow that sent the American labor movement tumbling into a decline it's still struggling to reverse.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Dick Meister  |  08-23-2006  |  Business & Labor

Shackling the Tax Mannew

The Bay Area's wealthiest benefit from Republican control of the IRS.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  G.W. Schulz  |  08-16-2006  |  Economy

An Unbelievable Truthnew

Environmental leader Adam Werbach goes to work for Wal-Mart -- is the megacorporation going green or just greenwashing its problems?
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Amanda Witherell  |  08-16-2006  |  Business & Labor

It Flows Downhillnew

The upcoming sewage plan will determine whether San Francisco pursues the economic bottom line or environmental justice for dumped-on residents.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Sarah Phelan  |  08-09-2006  |  Environment

Josh Wolf in Jailnew

A judge locks up a journalist for refusing to turn over videotapes.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  G.W. Schulz  |  08-02-2006  |  Media

Lebanon Callingnew

Those under assault voice increasing support of Hezbollah and condemnation of Israel and the United States.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Camille T. Taiara  |  08-02-2006  |  International

A Reporter in Wolf’s Clothingnew

The contempt case against a California videographer is the latest to test press rights.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  G.W. Schulz  |  07-26-2006  |  Media

Homes for Whom?new

A new inclusionary housing ordinance delicately balances the San Francisco's affordable housing needs with the developers' demand for big profits.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Steven T. Jones  |  07-19-2006  |  Housing & Development

Verizon's Tubesnew

Sen. Ted Stevens is deciding the future of Internet regulation -- this is a guy who thinks that he received "an Internet" yesterday, and that it was made of "tubes."
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  07-12-2006  |  Media

Rabid Rabbinew

KSFO's latest right-wing shock jock is an unlikely apologist for endgame evangelicals and a player in still-unfolding political corruption scandals.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Michael Hood  |  07-12-2006  |  Religion

Dirty Secretsnew

The government tried to put journalist John Powell in prison half a century ago for reporting that the US Army used germ warfare in Korea -- and he's still convinced it's true.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Robert Speer  |  06-28-2006  |  International

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