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Ken Garcia: Special interests on cusp of hijacking Golden Gate Park
- Mark today down on your calendar as the official time when the democratic process in San Francisco got carjacked. Consider it the start of something new — when citizens make their wishes clear yet their votes no longer count.
- Mark today down on your calendar as the official time when the democratic process in San Francisco got carjacked. Consider it the start of something new — when citizens make their wishes clear yet their votes no longer count.
Ken Garcia: Is Wal-Mart the retail version of Barry Bonds?
- The biggest slugger in baseball and the biggest retailer in the world have a lot in common — few fans outside their home base, increasing battles with lawmakers and a desperate desire to change their image.
- The biggest slugger in baseball and the biggest retailer in the world have a lot in common — few fans outside their home base, increasing battles with lawmakers and a desperate desire to change their image.
Ken Garcia: Project Homeless Connect becoming invaluable city asset
- The best one-stop shop in San Francisco can’t be found in a department store, a big-box warehouse or even a shopping mall — just a drab gray building with a ridiculously high ceiling. What makes it so special is that almost everything in it is free — including the services of the 1,000-plus customer service reps who volunteer for the privilege of being there.
- The best one-stop shop in San Francisco can’t be found in a department store, a big-box warehouse or even a shopping mall — just a drab gray building with a ridiculously high ceiling. What makes it so special is that almost everything in it is free — including the services of the 1,000-plus customer service reps who volunteer for the privilege of being there.
Ken Garcia: San Franciscans are the masters of unshakable faith
- Embracing risk is a quintessential San Francisco trait. It has been since those in search of instant fortune traveled thousands of miles in treacherous conditions to cash in on their golden dreams.
- Embracing risk is a quintessential San Francisco trait. It has been since those in search of instant fortune traveled thousands of miles in treacherous conditions to cash in on their golden dreams.