Newsom hits home run as the effort to recall him gets closer to making the ballot
Helping to unlock baseball stadiums as season openers approach is guaranteed to be popular and bipartisan, columnist George Skelton says.
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Helping to unlock baseball stadiums as season openers approach is guaranteed to be popular and bipartisan, columnist George Skelton says.
Helping to unlock baseball stadiums as season openers approach is guaranteed to be popular and bipartisan.
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, literary pioneer and provocateur, was a San Francisco treasure FacebookTwitterEmail Lawrence Ferlinghetti at his apartment in North Beach on March 1, 2018.Carlos Avila Gonzalez, The Chronicle / The Chronicle It’s hard to overstate the literary influence of Lawrence Ferlinghetti or his outsize presence in the city he loved — and loved him back. As our editorial put it, “For decades the City Lights bookstore he co-founded at Columbus Avenue and Broadway has been a must stop for tourists and a must return for locals who wanted to immerse themselves in the ambiance of...
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In the year since California saw its first coronavirus case, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has gone from a governor in command to one lurching from one political crisis to the next. Whether or not a recall election happens, challengers on the right -- including former San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer and San Diego businessman John Cox -- are already jumping into the race for Governor. Faulconer, a moderate Republican, made his first campaign stop in San Francisco on Wednesday. He stood outside Abraham Lincoln High School making the case that public schools like that one should be open. "Gavin N...