The Question

Does America need a national broadband plan?

Yes, slow and costly Internet access hurts U.S. competitiveness
Not if it comes with a national broadband fee
Yes -- Internet is as necessary as electricity or phone service
No, like most government plans -- too big, underfunded

SPECIAL CAMPAIGNS

Capitol Chaos

"Ghost voting" is just one of the many issues plaguing the Assembly.

Troubled State Of CA

It's long past time we took responsib - ility for our finances.

Theme Of The Season

Electorate seems to be serious about its hunger for change.


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The science of water limits

Score one for science. A national panel waded into California's water wars and sided with salmon and smelt in a politically loaded...

Japan must back down on harsh fishing practices

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U.S. credit-rating warning should spur action

When the American consumer era of easy credit came crashing to an end in 2008, the federal government stepped into the gaping hole...

Court reinforces message: More housing needed

In a blow to NIMBYism, an Alameda County judge has invalidated the city of Pleasanton's voter-approved housing cap. Pleasanton boasts...


Letters to the editor

Regarding your editorial "On a Redwood City Development: Against the bay" (March 4), I am compelled to correct inaccuracies mistakenly...


Time to regulate what charters are teaching

When writing about charter schools, journalists regularly include some variation of this sentence: "Charters are independently...

American Indian students rise above expectation

As anyone who has visited our schools knows, our kids learn the values of capitalism through an educational model that rewards...

Pelosi's time

This is Nancy Pelosi's moment. There is no way for the public to know what is going on behind closed doors at the Capitol this week...

Trust the planning process on Saltworks project

Twenty years ago, as mayor of San Francisco, I faced a difficult decision over the fate of the Embarcadero Freeway after the 1989...

College loan fix fits with health care reform

In the coming days, the House and Senate will take a critical up-or-down vote on historic health insurance reforms. Tied to them will...


Sunday, March 14, 2010 Edition

Wolverine tugs heartstrings

These SFGate.com articles and photo collections received the most page views in the week ended Friday morning at 11: Articles 1. Lone...

Electoral reforms won't fix California gridlock

The ideological gap between California's political parties is vast and deep. The result is legislative inaction on many of the state's...

2010 census: Young people have most at stake

This month, the U.S. Census Bureau will be mailing out its questionnaire to every household in the country in preparation for April 1...

Youth make compelling case for being counted

"Each of us counts and deserves to be counted. This only happens once every 10 years. I want to live in a better community and look...

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