Tonight on State of the Bay, I’ll interview San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu about what the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass decision will mean for the legal treatment of San Francisco’s homeless population. I’ll also talk to him about his lawsuit against Oakland over its airport renaming.
Then we’ll cover the latest developments in the Oakland A’s saga with journalist Dan Moore and Jorge Leon, founder of the fan group Oakland ’68s. What’s the latest on the team’s plan to move temporarily to Sacramento and eventually to Las Vegas?
And finally, we’ll meet San Francisco artist Yunfei Ren, who uses sound, sculpture, and photography to highlight underrepresented groups and experiences. We are highlighting his exhibit called “Prevailing Winds,” which is currently at the Guardhouse in Fort Mason.
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Democrats once again have a super majority in the California Legislature, but will they be united on the challenging issues facing the state? What role will Bay Area legislators play in shaping state policy next year?
On tonight’s City Visions, we continue our analysis of the midterm election with a focus on the California State Legislature. We will talk priorities and challenges with three Bay Area legislators.
What do you want them fighting for in Sacramento? Joining me to discuss will be:
- Assembly Member David Chiu – representing District 17, the eastern side of San Francisco.
- Senator Nancy Skinner – representing District 9, which includes Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
- Assemblymember Phil Ting – representing District 19, the western side of San Francisco.
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