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Developers threaten future of Transbay district

Tim Redmond - September 24, 2014

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 24, 2014 – After all the fuss and fury, and a scathing editorial in the Chronicle that some supervisors said was...

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Politics on Tuesday: The Transbay deal gets slammed by the Chron — and may be dead anyway

Tim Redmond - September 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 – The staid and pro-development ol' Chron has gotten all feisty and populist on its editorial page, with a...

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The ongoing fight to save industrial space continues

Zelda Bronstein - September 18, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 -- There’s lots of news on the light industrial/PDR (Production, Distribution, and Repair) front. On September 9, District 6 Supervisor...

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Turn the Flower Mart into tech offices? Say it’s not so

Zelda Bronstein - August 29, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein The Flower Mart, a beloved San Francisco institution, is in danger of falling victim to the City Hall-stoked tech real estate boom. The...

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How light-industrial space can be saved: The lesson of 2 Henry Adams

Zelda Bronstein - August 19, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein AUGUST 19, 2014 -- One of the top San Francisco business stories of early summer revolved around the question: Would the city...

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The missing story — and the missing people — at the Airbnb hearing

Tim Redmond - August 7, 2014

By Tim Redmond So much happened at the Planning Commission hearing on Airbnb that I hardly know where to start, except: The testimony that the commissioners...

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Oakand nonprofit execs oppose minimum wage — and earn six-figure salaries

Tim Redmond - August 4, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham Nonprofit corporation executives are among of the most adamant opponents of raising the minimum wage in Oakland, California. A ballot initiative spearheaded...

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Politics on Tuesday: Is City Hall under Lee and Chiu more effective?

Tim Redmond - July 15, 2014

By Tim Redmond JULY 15, 2014 -- Over at the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council Thursday night, a group of political observers and activists (including, yes,...

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Politics on Tuesday: What is the mayor trying to hide?

Tim Redmond - June 24, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 24, 2014 -- The front-page Chronicle story on Mayor Ed Lee's connections to PG&E didn't break a whole lot of new...

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The Airbnb files — how a friend of the mayor avoids law-enforcement

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 16, 2014 -- The San Francisco Chronicle has finally noticed that Airbnb is having a huge impact on housing in the...

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Developers threaten future of Transbay district

Politics on Tuesday: The Transbay deal gets slammed by the Chron — and may be dead anyway

The ongoing fight to save industrial space continues

Turn the Flower Mart into tech offices? Say it’s not so

How light-industrial space can be saved: The lesson of 2 Henry Adams

The missing story — and the missing people — at the Airbnb hearing

Oakand nonprofit execs oppose minimum wage — and earn six-figure salaries

Politics on Tuesday: Is City Hall under Lee and Chiu more effective?

Politics on Tuesday: What is the mayor trying to hide?

The Airbnb files — how a friend of the mayor avoids law-enforcement

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