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Some sunshine for the mayor-go-round

Tim Redmond - December 27, 2017

If we can say anything about the process for choosing the person who will run San Francisco’s executive branch for the next five months,...

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Can Breed be both mayor and supervisor? Maybe not

Tim Redmond - December 20, 2017

Dean Preston, a lawyer and District Five resident, is asking city attorney Dennis Herrera to rule on whether London Breed can act as both...

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The next mayor has to promise real, dramatic change

Tim Redmond - December 13, 2017

Unless Acting Mayor London Breed does something really bad (and she’s way too smart for that to happen), or the Board of Supes feels...

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The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Tim Redmond - December 12, 2017

It was very strange to go to the Board of Supes Question Time today and not see Ed Lee. I’ve concluded that under Lee, the...

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Lee’s death shocks the city

Tim Redmond - December 12, 2017

Mayor Ed Lee’s death last night shocked the city. He was relatively young, had no apparent health issues, and showed no signs of slowing...

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An SF city bank is not only possible — it’s a great idea, budget analyst concludes

Tim Redmond - December 11, 2017

San Francisco faces no legal obstacles and no significant policy problems with creating a municipal bank, a recent report from the city’s budget and...

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Saving Bayview tenants — and SF’s heart ….

Tim Redmond - October 9, 2017

The day that is dedicated to Christopher Columbus is still a holiday in San Francisco, although my daughter’s high school properly defines it as...

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For seniors, eviction can be a death sentence

David Bogachik - October 3, 2017

DIALOGUES FOR LIFE When I was studying to be a psychoanalyst, one of my teachers, Dr. Irma Birman, shared a recollection from her childhood...

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Supes approve ‘chop shop’ bill, which will do nothing to stop bike theft

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2017

The Board of Supes voted today to allow civilian employees of the city to seize without a warrant bicycles and bike parts that are...

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Can SF prevent 15 low-income renters from losing their homes?

Tim Redmond - October 2, 2017

Fifteen low-income tenants, many of them military vets, some formerly homeless, still face eviction this fall as the city struggles to figure out how...

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Some sunshine for the mayor-go-round

Can Breed be both mayor and supervisor? Maybe not

The next mayor has to promise real, dramatic change

The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Lee’s death shocks the city

An SF city bank is not only possible — it’s a great idea, budget analyst concludes

Saving Bayview tenants — and SF’s heart ….

For seniors, eviction can be a death sentence

Supes approve ‘chop shop’ bill, which will do nothing to stop bike theft

Can SF prevent 15 low-income renters from losing their homes?

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