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Herrera goes after landlords, but what about airbnb?

Marke B. - April 24, 2014

By Tim Redmond Dennis Herrera has filed suit against two landlords who he says have illegally evicted tenants and turned rental housing into hotel rooms....

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Politics on Tuesday: The Warriors, The Mayor, and Airbnb

Marke B. - April 22, 2014

Whoops – not happening By Tim Redmond APRIL 22, 2014 -- The proponents of Prop. B, which would mandate a vote of the people for any...

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Politics on Tuesday: City College, Airbnb, and District 8

Marke B. - April 15, 2014

Will the mayor admit that the city attorney was right?Photo by Luke Thomas By Tim Redmond The accrediting commission that's been trying to shut down City...

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City Beat: Immigration holds, evictions – and the loss of an entire city block in the Mission

Marke B. - April 7, 2014

Tom Ammiano, shown here at the David Campos for Assembly kickoff, has helped stave off thousands of deportations. By Tim Redmond APRIL 7, 2014 -- Guess...

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Supervisors defy progessive community, approve Google Bus Project

Tim Redmond - April 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond APRIL 2, 2014 -- The San Francisco supervisors defied pretty much the entire progressive community last night and gave a green light...

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Does private zoning trump public zoning? Do we care?

Tim Redmond - March 25, 2014

By Tim Redmond You don't hear much about Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions in San Francisco these days. The "CC&Rs," as they are called, are private...

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Mayor Lee’s latest plaza-privatization plan is based on a troubling New York model

Marke B. - March 5, 2014

By Tim Redmond The Mayor's Office of Economic and Workforce Development is pushing a plan that would allow private entities to "sponsor" public plazas –...

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The attack on SoMa, part two: Why is this happening, anyway?

Zelda Bronstein - March 3, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein In a story that’s become somewhat legendary of late, David Talbot, founder of Salon.com, asked whether San Francisco could survive the tech...

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The big real-estate money in SF politics

Tim Redmond - February 12, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham The tech boom has made San Francisco's real estate the most expensive in the nation. Tech companies, from startups to Fortune...

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The attack on Soma: City wants to create a new downtown, wiping out culture and thousands of blue-collar jobs

Zelda Bronstein - January 30, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein (first of a series on South of Market development) Four years ago, Donny Beckwith lived and worked in San Francisco. He and his...

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Herrera goes after landlords, but what about airbnb?

Politics on Tuesday: The Warriors, The Mayor, and Airbnb

Politics on Tuesday: City College, Airbnb, and District 8

City Beat: Immigration holds, evictions – and the loss of an entire city block in the Mission

Supervisors defy progessive community, approve Google Bus Project

Does private zoning trump public zoning? Do we care?

Mayor Lee’s latest plaza-privatization plan is based on a troubling New York model

The attack on SoMa, part two: Why is this happening, anyway?

The big real-estate money in SF politics

The attack on Soma: City wants to create a new downtown, wiping out culture and thousands of blue-collar jobs

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