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The politics and economics of the new tenant-protection proposals

Tim Redmond - May 13, 2015

Kim's eviction regulations will infuriate the big landlord lobby -- but they could be good news for the local economy By Tim Redmond MARCH 13, 2015...

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Special Trustee skips City College hearing

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2015

But supes learn that he commutes to his $216K job from Lake Tahoe in a City College car, works less than full time on...

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After 8 months, developer still hasn’t complied with city planning rules

Zelda Bronstein - April 28, 2015

The story of 660 Third Street is a sad example of how big commercial property owners can get away with ignoring zoning rules By Zelda...

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SF Democrats roll over for Lee and the cops

Tim Redmond - April 22, 2015

Democratic County Central Committee endorses the mayor before we even know who else is running -- and shoots down a modest police-reform measure By Tim...

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City Hall’s ethics problem

Tim Redmond - April 7, 2015

The voters are overwhelmingly sick of political sleaze -- and in the Mel Murphy era, it will be hard to duck reforms APRIL 8, 2015...

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Will Mel Murphy force a trial? So far, he’s defiant

Tim Redmond - April 6, 2015

Commissioner's lawyer says he's not ready to step down. Will the mayor suspend him? By Tim Redmond APRIL 6, 2014 -- Eighty percent of San Francisco...

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The Agenda, April 6-12: Is growth always good? Has California reached its limit?

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2015

And what about a severance tax on bottled water? We discuss issues for the week ahead By Tim Redmond APRIL 6, 2015 – The New York...

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The Agenda, March 30-April 5: The mayor’s eviction bungle, Newsom dredges further into the muck, and more

Tim Redmond - March 29, 2015

By Tim Redmond MARCH 30, 2015 – One day after tenant organizers worked hard to bring attention to an eviction attempt in Chinatown that demonstrated...

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Judge will decide if SF voters can control waterfront height limits

Tim Redmond - March 24, 2015

Gavin Newsom and his pals are suing the city to overturn Prop. B and allow unlimited development on Port land By Tim Redmond MARCH 25, 2015...

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The Agenda, Feb. 16-23

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2015

Airbnb's taxes, ballot initiatives, why are city officials not telling us who they are meeting with, ethics reform, and spaghetti for the 99 percent By...

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The politics and economics of the new tenant-protection proposals

Special Trustee skips City College hearing

After 8 months, developer still hasn’t complied with city planning rules

SF Democrats roll over for Lee and the cops

City Hall’s ethics problem

Will Mel Murphy force a trial? So far, he’s defiant

The Agenda, April 6-12: Is growth always good? Has California reached its limit?

The Agenda, March 30-April 5: The mayor’s eviction bungle, Newsom dredges further into the muck, and more

Judge will decide if SF voters can control waterfront height limits

The Agenda, Feb. 16-23

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