Yujie is a staff reporter covering city hall with a focus on the Asian community. She came on as an intern after graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and became a full-time staff reporter as a Report for America corps member and has stayed on. Before falling in love with San Francisco, Yujie covered New York City, studied politics through the “street clashes” in Hong Kong, and earned a wine-tasting certificate in two days. She’s proud to be a bilingual journalist. Find her on Signal @Yujie_ZZ.01More by Yujie Zhou
h. brownsays:May 28, 2026, 10:36 am at 10:36 amYour comment is awaiting moderation.Folks, Forgive me but I’m old (82) and mildly demented according to UCSF so I tend to repeat myself when I feel passionately about something and I came back to the crib for our (me and Skippy) mid Trash Route clean to take a whiz and drink a glass of water (my bp was 86/39 the other day) and smoke a bowl and check Mission Local to see if they published my latest brief comments. lol So, I noticed this comment hadn’t been posted and am going ahead and offering it again along with my comments to my own 2,000 readers. Tagged:Connie ChanElection 2026governmentSaikat ChakrabartiScott Wiener A woman with short black hair wearing a light gray sweater stands in front of a plain white background, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. Yujie ZhouStaff reporter yujie@missionlocal.com Yujie is a staff reporter covering city hall with a focus on the Asian community. She came on as an intern after graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and became a full-time staff reporter as a Report for America corps member and has stayed on. Before falling in love with San Francisco, Yujie covered New York City, studied politics through the “street clashes” in Hong Kong, and earned a wine-tasting certificate in two days. She’s proud to be a bilingual journalist. Find her on Signal @Yujie_ZZ.01 More by Yujie Zhou Join the Conversation 1 Comment Brandonsays: May 27, 2026, 5:09 pm at 5:09 pm Sad state of affairs. +2 0 votes. Sign in to vote Reply h. brownsays: May 28, 2026, 2:00 am at 2:00 am Your comment is awaiting moderation. “You shall know them by their deeds.” Chakrabarti will do whatever gets him the most personal attention cause that’s what Public life is about for him, to see himself beaming in the bright lights. Wiener will use the increased power to further screw the People of San Francisco as he has done at every step upward in his career. As a corporate lawyer he was known as the best at circumventing SF’s laws protecting tenants and homeowners on behalf of his developer clients. As a member of the Board of supes Scott paired with David Chiu to pass legislation demolishing 2,200 Rent Control units at Park Merced alone which was a big step up from shafting one tenant or property owner at a time. In Sacramento, Wiener used his increased power to booger the entire City of San Francisco’s power to govern the regulation of construction and management of our land and buildings and hand that power over to his developer mentors. In Washington he’ll do the same and a compliant media will continue to praise him for how many laws this boy can get passed without noting that they only increase the clout of elite speculators. Vote for Wiener and you’ll wake up with a chocolate mint on your pillow the next morning and won’t even know what it’s for. Chan has always worked for the People. I liken her to Joan of Arc. But, then, I tend to be dramatic. lol go Niners !! h.
I’m h. brown, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a political blogger covering San Francisco local politics. Everything I write from now on is my attempt to carry on the torch for Linda Laflamme (Neska) and Roscoe Robinson (Frank Leslie/Mickey/Roscoe) two gifts to so many many thousands.
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That’s what Linda Laflamme said the first time I saw her under the snow topped skylight in the old Steam Auto factory my friends and I had converted to h. brown’s in 1977 I believe it was.
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h. brownsays:May 28, 2026, 10:36 am at 10:36 amYour comment is awaiting moderation.Folks, Forgive me but I’m old (82) and mildly demented according to UCSF so I tend to repeat myself when I feel passionately about something and I came back to the crib for our (me and Skippy) mid Trash Route clean to take a whiz and drink a glass of water (my bp was 86/39 the other day) and smoke a bowl and check Mission Local to see if they published my latest brief comments. lol So, I noticed this comment hadn’t been posted and am going ahead and offering it again along with my comments to my own 2,000 readers. Tagged:Connie ChanElection 2026governmentSaikat ChakrabartiScott Wiener A woman with short black hair wearing a light gray sweater stands in front of a plain white background, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. Yujie ZhouStaff reporter yujie@missionlocal.com Yujie is a staff reporter covering city hall with a focus on the Asian community. She came on as an intern after graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and became a full-time staff reporter as a Report for America corps member and has stayed on. Before falling in love with San Francisco, Yujie covered New York City, studied politics through the “street clashes” in Hong Kong, and earned a wine-tasting certificate in two days. She’s proud to be a bilingual journalist. Find her on Signal @Yujie_ZZ.01 More by Yujie Zhou Join the Conversation 1 Comment Brandonsays: May 27, 2026, 5:09 pm at 5:09 pm Sad state of affairs. +2 0 votes. Sign in to vote Reply h. brownsays: May 28, 2026, 2:00 am at 2:00 am Your comment is awaiting moderation. “You shall know them by their deeds.” Chakrabarti will do whatever gets him the most personal attention cause that’s what Public life is about for him, to see himself beaming in the bright lights. Wiener will use the increased power to further screw the People of San Francisco as he has done at every step upward in his career. As a corporate lawyer he was known as the best at circumventing SF’s laws protecting tenants and homeowners on behalf of his developer clients. As a member of the Board of supes Scott paired with David Chiu to pass legislation demolishing 2,200 Rent Control units at Park Merced alone which was a big step up from shafting one tenant or property owner at a time. In Sacramento, Wiener used his increased power to booger the entire City of San Francisco’s power to govern the regulation of construction and management of our land and buildings and hand that power over to his developer mentors. In Washington he’ll do the same and a compliant media will continue to praise him for how many laws this boy can get passed without noting that they only increase the clout of elite speculators. Vote for Wiener and you’ll wake up with a chocolate mint on your pillow the next morning and won’t even know what it’s for. Chan has always worked for the People. I liken her to Joan of Arc. But, then, I tend to be dramatic. lol go Niners !! h.
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