San Francisco Weekly

'The Boys of Baraka' chronicles the lives of four at-risk boys as they travel from their crime-infested neighborhood to a special school in Kenya.

In San Francisco schools, some African-American and Latino children are mislabeled as 'learning disabled' due to cultural and behavioral differences from the mainstream.

Take San Francisco Weekly's quiz to find out if you are an apologist for the Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill.

In San Francisco, legislation aimed at stopping conversions may actually increase evictions of renters, as more groups enter into 'tenancy-in-common' agreements.

Neighbors don't want public housing, public housing residents don't want their homes gentrified -- not quite a win-win situation.

Will new curbside sensor technology make it possible to price parking spaces based on demand and usage?

To succeed in 2008, Democrats must establish a disciplined, national, urban real estate cartel.

Will a San Francisco bus plan beneficial for the city as a whole be stopped by the protests of a few?

Condo developers have tapped into a previously unrecognized condo market, and the infusion of development money is reshaping California's southernmost big city.

San Francisco bans the use of Segways on sidewalks and bike trails. One columnist calls the Segway as dangerous as Iraq.