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Privatization and displacement, from Detroit to the Bay Area

Tim Redmond - July 2, 2014

By Tiny (aka Lisa Gray-Garcia) "We are hiding out in our own house with no water," Shelah, a 15-year-youth and poverty skola, whispered on the...

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Google demo shows solidarity between tenants and labor

Tim Redmond - June 25, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 25, 2014 – Another day, another anti-Google demo, this one in front of an app developers’ conference at Moscone Center, and...

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BREAKING: Good news – for the moment – on City College

Tim Redmond - June 11, 2014

By Tim Redmond The news that the ACCJC will change its rules and allow City College to stay open for two more years is grounds...

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How sea level rise will impact communities of color

Tim Redmond - June 11, 2014

By Ngoc Nguyen EAST PALO ALTO, JUNE 11, 2014. – Thirty-year-old Gustavo Leal remembers the floodwaters reaching the doorstep of his family home in East...

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Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

Tim Redmond - June 6, 2014

By Tom Temprano Numbers! I hated them in high school as I slogged through summer school Algebra II classes while friends got to enjoy the...

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Why Muni workers are feeling sick

Tim Redmond - June 5, 2014

By Julia Carrie Wong JUNE 5, 2014 -- “We are sick,” Dave Reardon, a 67-year-old Muni operator told me last night. “We are sick of...

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Mapping profit and loss in San Francisco

Tim Redmond - May 28, 2014

By Julia Carrie Wong An anonymous millionaire known only by the twitter handle @hiddencash has turned San Francisco into a real-life treasure hunt and incited...

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Tom’s Town: Another chain store in the Castro?

Tim Redmond - May 22, 2014

By Tom Temprano Behemoth businesses masquerading as mom-and-pops are nothing new in San Francisco. Last year, Jack Spade tried to skirt the city’s formula-retail restrictions...

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Guest opinion: Folly on wheels (and rails)

Tim Redmond - May 13, 2014

By Kevin Bard With all of the recent pitfalls and controversies that BART and Muni have to juggle on a continual basis (do they even...

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The flipside of San Francisco’s displacement crisis: The influx of the very rich

Tim Redmond - May 5, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham Yahoo began running its hulking purple buses into San Francisco in 2005. Google followed two years later with a bus system...

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Privatization and displacement, from Detroit to the Bay Area

Google demo shows solidarity between tenants and labor

BREAKING: Good news – for the moment – on City College

How sea level rise will impact communities of color

Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

Why Muni workers are feeling sick

Mapping profit and loss in San Francisco

Tom’s Town: Another chain store in the Castro?

Guest opinion: Folly on wheels (and rails)

The flipside of San Francisco’s displacement crisis: The influx of the very rich

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