The Latest: Defense relieved by pier-killing reversal by Associated Press, MyNorthwest, 08/30/19
Matt Gonzalez Must Replace Adachi as Public Defender by Randy Shaw, BeyondChron, 02/26/19
The Davis Vanguard, 8th Annual Event, Immigration Symposium Keynote, 10/27/18
A Few Crucial Instances of Grace by Dave Eggers, Medium, 12/20/17
Cabinet of Curiosities by Kate Patterson, Artful Living, 11/15/17
Matt Gonzalez at Muni Diaries Live, Ep. 56, 11/04/17
Art in Public Places: A Panel Discussion at the Contemporary Jewish Museum 12/15/16
A Defiant Beauty: Matt Gonzalez’ Recent Work by Erik Noonan, A Guy Should Know, 09/28/13
An art benefit — for the artist by Tim Redmond, SF Bay Guardian, 04/16/13
‘Scissors vs. Brush’: Matt Gonzalez, Tom Schultz by Kimberly Chun, SF Chronicle, 04/28/11
Gonzalez is Defender’s new No. 2 by John Cote and Jessica Kwong, SF Chronicle, 02/23/11
Matt Gonzalez at Triple Base Gallery by Paul Occam, Mission Loc@l, 12/26/10
Transcript of Matt Gonzalez’s speech at pro-liberty, anti-DC rally, SF Examiner, 09/04/10
Is Matt Gonzalez running for mayor? by Arthur Bruzzone, SF Examiner, 07/07/10
Federal Jury Finds Calif. DA Retaliated Against Critic by Cheryl Miller, The Recorder, 08/28/09
All Hope is Local: Quit Whining and Run for Office by Allison Kilkenny, Huffington Post, 11/01/08
Matt Gonzalez in New York City at Cooper Union, 10/15/08
Matt Gonzalez @ In vitro Gallery by Anthony Torres, Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art, 10/08
Peter Camejo dies — helped found Green Party, by Rachel Gordon, SF Chronicle, 09/14/08
Ralph Nader Captures Much Needed California Ballot Line by Babette Hogan, 08/06/08
Party Crashers 08 by John Geluardi, SF Weekly, 04/29/08
Charles Campbell Gallery to close for good, by Jesse Hamlin, SF Chronicle, 4/05/08
Gonzalez/Nader Hysteria by Matt Smith, SF Weekly, 03/04/08
Nader’s No. 2 by Jesse McKinley, New York Times, 02/29/08
Nader Chooses Gonzalez as Running Mate by Michelle Levi, CBS News, 02/28/08
Wikipedia Idiots: The Edit Wars of San Francisco by Mary Spicuzza, SF Weekly, 02/13/08
Gonzalez won’t run for mayor, by Cecilia Vega, SF Chronicle, 07/30/07
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Identity-theft suit rejected again, by Charlie Goodyear, SF Chronicle, 06/10/06
Thousands march in Bay Area for immigration rights, by Vanessa Hua, et al, SF Chronicle, 05/01/06
Man stays out of jail in animal rights case, by Stacy Finz, SF Chronicle, 11/09/05
Best Political Transformation, SF Weekly, 05/11/05
Matt Gonzalez’s Political Legacy by Randy Shaw, BeyondChron, 01/3/05
Gonzalez resolution urges end to lockout, by George Raine, SF Chronicle, 10/20/04
Supes try to resolve Tenderloin quarrel, by Suzanne Herel, SF Chronicle, 07/30/04
Businesspeople sound off on Gonzalez’ attitudes, by Suzanne Herel, SF Chronicle, 07/22/04
CARL RAKOSI / 1903-2004 / S.F. poet who never seemed old, by Julian Guthrie, SF Chronicle, 07/02/04
Building permit reform up for vote, by Katia Hetter, SF Chronicle, 06/10/04
“Going for Broke:” The Gonzalez Legacy by Richard Marquez, BeyondChron, 4/7/04
Supervisors OK limits on chain-store expansion, by Katia Hetter, Chronicle, 03/24/04
The Matt Gonzalez Insurgency by James Tracy, Left Turn, 3/1/04
See How They Ran, Laurel Wellman, SF Chronicle, 12/21/03
Absentees Proved Crucial in Newsom’s Victory by Rob Wrenn, The Berkeley Daily Planet, 12/19/03
Matt Gonzalez and Me by John Halle, Counterpunch, 12/16/03
Democrats face fresh votes blow by Christopher Reed, UK Observer, 12/7/03
Burning Man founder Larry Harvey speaks on behalf of Matt Gonzalez, 12/7/03
Gonzalez for Mayor by Kevin McCarthy, The Nation, 12/05/03
A Pair of Aces by John Mecklin, SF Weekly, 12/3/03
The Music is Political by Garrett Kamps, SF Weekly, 12/3/03
The Gonzalez insurrection by Marshall Kilduff, SF Chronicle, 12/3/03
Water on the Brain by Jack Cheevers, SF Weekly, 10/15/03
Using Arnold to Get Gavin by Matt Smith, SF Weekly, 10/8/03
Good Government, Green and Simple by Brett Schaeffer, In These Times,2/24/03
Green Party scores a win on S.F. board by Rachel Gordon, SF Chronicle, 1/9/03
Excerpt from the film Bad Reception: The Wireless Revolution in San Francisco (2003), 7/16/01
Bum Advice by Matt Smith, SF Weekly, 5/16/01
Goodbye goldbrick road by Dan Strachota, SF Weekly, 2/28/01
Tail of Two Races by John Mecklin, SF Weekly, 12/6/00
“Immigrant charged in slaying has strong defender in Matt Gonzalez”, by Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, July 12, 2015. Photo by Tony Avelar, Associated Press.
Thanks for always fighting the good fight, Matt, whether for humans or non-humans! 🙂