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News + Politics

Supes to ask mayor about corruption

Tim Redmond - January 10, 2021

Plus: Hearing on UCSF's hospital expansion plans and the new committee lineup: That's The Agenda for Jan 11-18.

Housing

Planning commission rejects condo plan for building where seniors were evicted

Tim Redmond - October 1, 2020

In a 3-3 vote (the supes appointees on one side, the mayor's on the other) panel refuses to give financial windfall to owners a property where Ellis Act eviction took place.

Culture

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Marke B. - September 29, 2020

Former CurbedSF editor Brock Keeling on the future of the city, jaw-dropping real estate porn, and covering our wild and tragic local moment

News + Politics

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

Tim Redmond - September 17, 2020

Developers cry crocodile tears to win political points -- but in the end, planners may have to admit they bungled the future of Soma.

Culture

With glamour and grit, Red Vic aims for permanent queer housing transformation

Joshua Rotter - September 9, 2020

How much is that drag queen in the window? Chip in to support QT BIPOC housing and you'll help stabilize a community.

Housing

City Planning (finally) admits it has a problem

Tim Redmond - July 23, 2020

The Land Use and Transportation Committee hearing this week was remarkable: For the first time ever, as far as I can remember, the Planning...

Business + Tech

Supes consider major changes in business taxes

Tim Redmond - July 12, 2020

The Board of Supes Budget and Finance Committee will consider Thursday/16 a series of tax measures that could raise more than $100 million for...

News + Politics

Hotel rooms debate comes to the Board of Supes…

Tim Redmond - April 12, 2020

The next step in the effort by five supervisors to mandate that the city procure 8,250 hotel rooms for homeless people during the COVID-19...

Culture

With Black community hard-hit by COVID, Bayview groups demand aid

Marke B. - April 2, 2020

As tragic stories about COVID cluster deaths in Black communities begin to emerge from New York and Detroit to Georgia and beyond, many are...

Culture

Silenced in place? SF’s resilient music scene faces its latest obstacle

John-Paul Shiver - March 30, 2020

As Broken Horse, an enduring San Francisco band that calls its oeuvre Western Doom Noir, erupted into tuning instruments at its Rite Spot comeback show...

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Supes to ask mayor about corruption

Planning commission rejects condo plan for building where seniors were evicted

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

With glamour and grit, Red Vic aims for permanent queer housing transformation

City Planning (finally) admits it has a problem

Supes consider major changes in business taxes

Hotel rooms debate comes to the Board of Supes…

With Black community hard-hit by COVID, Bayview groups demand aid

Silenced in place? SF’s resilient music scene faces its latest obstacle

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