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PG&E, with Trump’s help, could shake down SF for $600 million

Tim Redmond - April 13, 2017

San Francisco is locked in a battle with Pacific Gas and Electric Company that arises from the company’s century-old efforts to keep municipal power...

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Why SF needs municipal broadband

Tim Redmond - February 17, 2017

Supervisor Mark Farrell and former Sup. Eric Mar are taking on a challenge that has far-reaching implications for the digital divide and the role...

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The Agenda, Feb 22-29 2016: Politics, housing, homeless policy …

Tim Redmond - February 21, 2016

Why would someone raise more than $70,000 to run for a seat on the committee that oversees the local Democratic Party? Well: You have...

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The Agenda, Oct. 19-25: The city’s housing balance, an Uber crime report …

Tim Redmond - October 18, 2015

... a School Board member's role in a sleazy Ed Lee/Julie Christensen event, and why is SF still stuck with Comcast? By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 19,...

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The Agenda, June 8-14, 2015: A big week for housing

Tim Redmond - June 7, 2015

Will the supes fix the Airbnb law -- and will a Google lawyer throw a disabled tenant out of her home? By Tim Redmond JUNE 8,...

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The Agenda, April 13-20: The city’s next $1.7 billion in bonds mostly won’t go to housing

Tim Redmond - April 12, 2015

Why we ought to talk about the bond priorities over the next 10 years By Tim Redmond APRIL 13, 2015 – It’s not always a bad...

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Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Tim Redmond - November 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 24, 2014 – The first baby steps toward public power in San Francisco continue to move forward – but the mayor...

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Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

Tim Redmond - October 21, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 21, 2014 – Senator Dianne Feinstein, who hasn’t made a habit of getting involved in local politics of late, threw a...

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At risk: 238 rent-controlled housing units

Tim Redmond - September 30, 2014

By Tim Redmond There’s a strange proposal making its way through the San Francisco planning process that would lead to the loss of 238 low-cost...

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PG&E, with Trump’s help, could shake down SF for $600 million

Why SF needs municipal broadband

The Agenda, Feb 22-29 2016: Politics, housing, homeless policy …

The Agenda, Oct. 19-25: The city’s housing balance, an Uber crime report …

The Agenda, June 8-14, 2015: A big week for housing

The Agenda, April 13-20: The city’s next $1.7 billion in bonds mostly won’t go to housing

Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

At risk: 238 rent-controlled housing units

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