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Media misses: Taxes, the economy, and Harvey Milk

Tim Redmond - August 18, 2014

By Tim Redmond AUGUST 18, 2014 -- Yes, I listen to NPR. KPFA, of course, but also NPR. That makes me an Old Liberal Leftist,...

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Why City College applied for bogus “restoration” status, and what it really means

Tim Redmond - August 6, 2014

By Tim Redmond AUG. 6, 2014 -- City College fairly quietly acceded to the latest bizarre demand of the Accrediting Commission for Junior and Community...

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Who’s going to enforce the new Airbnb law? Because nobody is doing it now

Tim Redmond - August 5, 2014

By Tim Redmond AUG. 5, 2014 -- The biggest issue for the San Francisco Planning Commission Thursday might lurk in the weeds behind all of...

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City Beat: Newsom sues SF. Judge smacks down ACCJC. And did the mayor really say “Supervisor Asshole?”

Tim Redmond - July 17, 2014

By Tim Redmond JULY 17, 2014 -- Here’s the most interesting thing about the State Lands Commission suing San Francisco: Gavin Newsom is, in essence,...

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Tom’s Town: Harvey Milk’s tenant legacy

Tim Redmond - July 11, 2014

By Tom Temprano JULY 11, 2014 -- City Hall received a blast from the past on Thursday when the Anti-Speculation Tax, which is already on...

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When Gavin Newsom sells out the disability community

Tim Redmond - July 8, 2014

By Bob Planthold JULY 8, 2014 -- Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom wrote an op-ed piece June 16th in the Sacramento Bee that focuses on the innovation...

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City College accreditor can’t survive unless it changes — profoundly

Tim Redmond - June 30, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 30, 2014 – It’s become pretty clear in the past couple of weeks that the fight to save City College is...

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City beat: parking spaces for sale and mandatory jail time for sex workers

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2014

The city attorney is going after an app that auctions off parking spaces. Photo by Luke Thomas/Fog City Journal By Tim Redmond JUNE 23, 2014 --...

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Court ruling could impact ParkMerced — and the future of the city’s landmark growth measure, Prop. M

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 13, 2014 -- A legal case that’s pending in the state Court of Appeal could change the future of the giant...

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The ACCJC just won’t give up trying to shut down City College

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2014

By TimRedmond JUNE 18, 2014 – On Friday, June 13, a publicist named Dave Hyams sent out a press release on behalf of the Accreditation...

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Media misses: Taxes, the economy, and Harvey Milk

Why City College applied for bogus “restoration” status, and what it really means

Who’s going to enforce the new Airbnb law? Because nobody is doing it now

City Beat: Newsom sues SF. Judge smacks down ACCJC. And did the mayor really say “Supervisor Asshole?”

Tom’s Town: Harvey Milk’s tenant legacy

When Gavin Newsom sells out the disability community

City College accreditor can’t survive unless it changes — profoundly

City beat: parking spaces for sale and mandatory jail time for sex workers

Court ruling could impact ParkMerced — and the future of the city’s landmark growth measure, Prop. M

The ACCJC just won’t give up trying to shut down City College

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