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Liberals — except when it comes home

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2016

My old boss, Bruce Brugmann, who ran the Bay Guardian, told me early on in my career that you could tell the real politics...

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Who’s ‘against change?’

Zelda Bronstein - March 27, 2016

Like 48 hills editor Tim Redmond, I welcome UC Berkeley geographer Dick Walker’s piece in the East Bay Express debunking the supply-side approach to...

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Yes, gentrification will hit the Tenderloin

John Elberling - March 24, 2016

In an admirable burst of optimism, a current BeyondChron post concludes that, unlike the rapidly gentrifying Mission District, the Tenderloin is not “... transforming...

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Enough is enough: Saving SF values

David Talbot - February 22, 2016

Editor's note: A lot of us were amazed to see more than 100 people crowd into the Women's Building Friday night for a general...

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As city debates deal, Google bus protests continue

Sana Saleem - February 10, 2016

A few hours before the Board of Supes debated the future of the Google bus program, anti-eviction activists blocked six buses, demonstrating that public...

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The Super Bowl’s bread and circuses did not bring SF together

John Elberling - February 9, 2016

Even by BeyondChron’s standard level of frequent apologia for select members of the City’s elite, the post, “Super Bowl City promoted unity, not division...

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The tragedy of poverty

Tiny - January 12, 2016

JANUARY 13, 2016 -- Gripping the steering wheel so tightly my hands hurt, I saw my mama so many years before, looking straight ahead...

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The Nimbys and the housing crisis

Tim Redmond - January 4, 2016

I probably shouldn’t pay too much attention to a story about San Francisco written by a guy who lives in Venice and likes to...

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Chaos isn’t “change”

Guest Opinion - December 23, 2015

By Calvin Welch DECEMBER 23, 2015 -- In a period when our national politics are dominated by candidates on the right that rely on “counter...

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The battle for the Bike Coalition reflects SF’s political divide

Guest Opinion - December 16, 2015

By Steven T. Jones DECEMBER 17, 2015 -- San Francisco is a divided city, and that political division is playing out in dramatic fashion within the San Francisco...

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Liberals — except when it comes home

Who’s ‘against change?’

Yes, gentrification will hit the Tenderloin

Enough is enough: Saving SF values

As city debates deal, Google bus protests continue

The Super Bowl’s bread and circuses did not bring SF together

The tragedy of poverty

The Nimbys and the housing crisis

Chaos isn’t “change”

The battle for the Bike Coalition reflects SF’s political divide

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