Good Taste: Blocking that new café because it might attract the wrong neighborhood characters
Our columnist explains why empty storefronts are preferable to foot traffic.
Food & Drink •
Supes to debate landmark “No New Neighbors” proposal
The amendment would cap Bernal Heights population at 1995 levels, ensuring pristine views and unlimited parking—if you already live here, that is.
The Agenda •
Opinion: Yard signs are our last defense against duplexes
If everyone just prints bigger “No Rezone” signs, the planners will surely back down.
48 Units is more than enough for our Hill! Local webmaster puts up "Trust the Science" signs in front of house while ignoring academic studies in housing supply
A deep dive into the comforting power of selective citation.
Vancouver author tests positive for hereditary NIMBYism — still plans book tour to Bernal
A shocking medical breakthrough links anti-density sentiment to illiquid housing wealth.