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The Agenda

PG&E offers more excuses, and will seek to delay and obfuscate over public power

Public power is cheaper, more reliable, and would make money for the city. Just look at the numbers
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It’s time to kick PG&E out of the city. In fact, it’s long, long overdue

Plus: Robocars could cause a massive crisis in an emergency— and the budget for next year is going to be awful. That's The Agenda for Dec. 21-28
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Delivery drones in the skies above SF?

Plus: A rally to stop school closures. That's The Agenda for Dec. 14-21.
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Chan stands up to her male colleagues—and suddenly they’re acting all offended

Plus: An attack on formula retail bans, and a way to save Muni—with fair and progressive taxes. That's The Agenda for Dec. 7-14
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New D4 supe faces defining vote on Lurie’s Rich Family Zoning Plan

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Plus: A way to control corporate campaign spending, and saving car-free Market St .... That's The Agenda for Dec. 1-7
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Lurie goes west to defend his Rich Family Zoning Plan…

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... and neighborhoods ask the supes to accept amendments—and bring state officials in to testify. That's The Agenda for Nov. 16-23
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With a ‘heavy heart,’ tenant protections move forward at Planning Commission

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Plus: The Chron's vicious attack on two sitting progressive supes ... that's The Agenda for Nov. 9-16
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Obscure bill could open more neighborhoods to chain stores (and undermine labor)

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Plus: Conditions at a private prison in the Tenderloin, Lurie's Rich Family Housing Plan, and taxing the billionaires ... that's The Agenda for Nov. 3 to 10
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The billionaires really are running SF

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Plus: Saving small businesses (or not), and the imminent destruction of the protections for North Beach history and small businesses .... That's The Agenda for Oct. 26 to Nov. 2
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Lurie’s (Rich) Family Zoning Plan faces its first test at supes committee

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Plus: Looks like Pelosi will not run again. Will the progressives have a candidate? That's The Agenda for Oct. 19-26
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A political attack on supportive housing

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Plus: Protecting legacy businesses—and is there a real search for a new police chief? That's The Agenda for Oct. 12-19
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A move to undermine SF’s law that controls police surveillance

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Plus: Rent control for luxury apartments instead of affordable housing ... and Sup. Joel Engardio is 12 days from losing his seat. That's The Agenda for Oct. 6-13
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How Scott Wiener is undermining affordable housing

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Plus: A strange move to allow city donations to a law-enforcement group, and why SF should buy apartments from a bankrupt landlord. That's The Agenda for Sept. 28-Oct. 5
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Here’s what Scott Wiener has done

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Plus: A massive Amazon delivery center bringing more pollution to Bayview? That's The Agenda for Sept. 22-29
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Defining land-use battle heads to supes, Planning Commission

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Plus: Who wins when transit loses—and another giveaway to market-rate housing developers. That's The Agenda for Sept. 8-15
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The middle class is getting priced out of fun

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Plus: A big labor day rally, a tax cut for telecoms, and gearing up for a major fight over West Side upzoning ... That's The Agenda for AUG. 31 to Sept. 6
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The big (GOP) money attacking Newsom’s redistricting plan

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Plus: Democratic Party to vote on recall—and on Lurie's upzoning plan. That's The Agenda for August 24-31
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SFPD surveillance unit’s close ties to crypto billionaire

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Plus: A better plan to fund transit, the next step in Lurie's upzoning plan, and the politics of the Engardio recall ... that's The Agenda for Aug. 17-24
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Why isn’t Haney in more political trouble?

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Plus: The cost (to taxpayers) of market-rate housing, and the DCCC weighs in on the Engardio recall. That's The Agenda for Aug. 10-17
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