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News + Politics

The Ferris Wheel is about a lot more than some rides in the air

Tim Redmond - March 3, 2021

Chan, Peskin say any contract needs a vote of the board. The bigger issue is privatizing the parks.

News + Politics

So San Francisco isn’t broke. Where is the money?

Tim Redmond - February 14, 2021

What if we tried to attract artists instead of tech companies? Hearing will look at post-COIVD economy. Plus: A huge payout to victim of police abuse. That's The Agenda for Feb. 15-21

Education

It takes a city to open the schools

Calvin Welch - February 9, 2021

Testing, tracking, vaccines -- and Muni! -- have to be part of the plan, and neoliberal leadership isn't going to help.

News + Politics

Exposing the toxic crisis at Treasure Island

Tim Redmond - February 7, 2021

Plus: Will the Police Commission finally pass reforms -- and will it matter? That's The Agenda for Feb. 8-14

News + Politics

Can SF supes take on political corruption?

Tim Redmond - January 31, 2021

Committee hearing will give us a clue. Plus: Protecting SRO tenants, preventing evictions and saving nightlife venues ... that's The Agenda for Feb. 1 - 8

Housing

UC Regents set conditions on massive new development project

Tim Redmond - January 21, 2021

After misinformation and criticism, board approves next steps on Parnassus Heights campus plan -- but this is just the beginning.

Homelessness

Affordable housing advocates push for Oakland fee waiver

Garrett Leahy - January 17, 2021

Legislation to ease low-income housing is stuck in the City Attorney's Office.

Housing

UCSF deal is unenforceable

Tim Redmond - January 12, 2021

And the housing component is far less than the city needs.

News + Politics

New leadership at Police Commission

Tim Redmond - January 3, 2021

After vice president who refused to put key reform items on the agenda abruptly quits, there's an opportunity for change.

Labor

Walton wants $5 hourly hazard pay for supermarket workers

Tim Redmond - December 16, 2020

Essential employees at high risk as big chains rake in huge profits.

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The Ferris Wheel is about a lot more than some rides in the air

So San Francisco isn’t broke. Where is the money?

It takes a city to open the schools

Exposing the toxic crisis at Treasure Island

Can SF supes take on political corruption?

UC Regents set conditions on massive new development project

Affordable housing advocates push for Oakland fee waiver

UCSF deal is unenforceable

New leadership at Police Commission

Walton wants $5 hourly hazard pay for supermarket workers

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