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Thursday, March 6, 2025

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Housing

Community leaders demand tenant protections in new zoning plans

Planning Commission hears how upzoning leads to speculation and displacement; can the city protect existing residents against the state Yimby housing bills?

Now that Trump is cutting housing money, what will Sacramento do about mandates?

Without federal support, San Francisco can never even remotely reach its state-mandated housing goals. Sen. Scott Wiener needs to address this if he wants to run for Congress.

The brutality of ‘homeless cold’

Mourning houseless babies in Detroit, Cornelius Taylor in Atlanta, and anyone in Fremont

Planners approve golf club building, put conditions on Engardio condo conversions

Supe wants to let second-units become condos, which has serious problems for renters

Supes forward measure to let developers build luxury housing with no affordable fees

SOMA groups denounce plan, but Land Use Committee sends it to full board on 2-1 vote.

Two housing measures would give massive breaks to private developers

Plus: How is Mayor Lurie going to fund Muni? That's The Agenda for Feb. 9-16

A project almost nobody wants is going forward in the Mission, thanks to Yimbys

60 low-tenants displaced by fire (one dead); now landlord gets to build luxury condos—only because of Wiener and his allies in Sacramento.

It’s an emergency every day when you live on the streets

There's hardly any discussion of the impact fires and floods and storms have on the unhoused

Malibu, fires, and the mandate for endless growth

In a climate crisis, is it really a good idea to build more and denser housing in high-severity fire zones?

Peaceful protests by unhoused in SF and other cities lead to massive police sweeps

Dozens of cops drive people in tents away from City Hall—and the empty, vacant Civic Center Inn, which could be housing

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