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SF takes another step toward public power

First report released on buying out PG&E. Plus: Landlord allows illegal office use, now wants forgiveness (and no conversion fees). That's The Agenda for March 23-30

This is one disease I thought I wouldn’t have to worry about. Wrong.

Plus: Is SF moving away from harm reduction and Housing First? That's The Agenda for March 17-24

Lurie won’t commit to an alternative approach to the opioid crisis

Mayor doubles down on law enforcement, rejects Fielder's call for a 'Four Pillars' approach that has worked in other cities

How is SF going to approach drug dealing? There are very different proposals

Plus: A report on police misconduct, and a documentary on the vulture capital firm that is destroying local news. That's The Agenda for March 9-16

The first round of a brutal budget battle

Plus: A key vote on Muni and affordable housing. That's The Agenda for March 2-9

A showdown on Lurie’s move to fire police commissioner

Plus: Should Muni property be developed for market-rate housing—and how will neighborhood upzoning impact tenants? That's The Agenda for Feb. 23-March 2

Jail abuse will cost the taxpayers $3 million

Plus: How to fight fascism and tyranny on the local level. That's The Agenda for Feb. 16-23

How can SF fund Muni and prevent a total system (and civic) collapse?

The city and state have to look seriously at changing the way local governments can collect taxes. There's no other option. That's The Agenda for Feb 2-9

Lurie ’emergency’ fentanyl package appears headed for board approval

Supes willing to give up power to the mayor—in a sign of a new political alignment at City Hall.

Lurie seeks to reduce board review over $1.1 billion worth of contracts

Plus: The future of the bicycle lane on Valencia Street. That's The Agenda for Jan. 26-Feb. 2

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