The Plastic In Our Bay and the Scientists Expelling It
Jordan Lalata
November 2, 2015
Rebecca Sutton, senior scientist at the San Francisco Estuary Institute, holds up a vial of microplastics collected from the San Pablo Bay. Photo by David Henry By Jordan Lalata [dropcap size="50px"]K[/dropcap]aty Reid, a 25-year-old freelance production assistant, turned the knob to let the water run warm ...
Proposition I
Jordan Lalata
October 29, 2015
By Jordan Lalata Sponsored by a coalition of neighborhood organizations such as the Coalition of San Francisco Neighborhoods, with funding from the Mission Economic Development Agency and Yerba Buena Consortium, a yes vote on this measure will protect middle-income housing, businesses and art and ...
Proposition D
Jordan Lalata
October 29, 2015
By Jordan Lalata Sponsored and funded by the San Francisco Giants, a yes vote on this measure will convert Lot A, a surface parking lot south of AT&T Park, into something more dramatic and vibrant. The Mission Rock project achieves to create 40 percent affordable housing to low and middle-income individu...
The Right to Privacy
Jordan Lalata
October 10, 2015
By Jordan Lalata On a brisk morning in November, children wearing backpacks almost equal in size to their small bodies clutched their parents hands as they entered Mount Davidson’s Miraloma Elementary School to attend morning circle before school began. En route to the playground, the families walked d...
SF’s Man Meat
Jordan Lalata
October 5, 2015
Baloney actor, Alex Steinhaus, reaches out to grab the audience’s raised hands during the finale, at Oasis in San Francisco, Saturday evening, Sept. 19, 2015 (Katie Lewellyn/ Xpress) By Jordan Lalata [dropcap size="50px"]A[/dropcap]n unhappy couple celebrated their marriage by sitting together watch...