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The Agenda, May 2-May 9: Will the mayor meet with the hunger strikers?

Tim Redmond - May 1, 2016

The hunger strike for police accountability is now well into its second week, and still not one word – seriously, not one word –...

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The Agenda, April 4-10: Changing the DCCC rules (again), the first Kim-Wiener debate ….

Tim Redmond - April 3, 2016

Let us start this week with Airbnb. The company has finally decided, after many years, to help the city crack down on what everyone...

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Some Mother’s Daughter: Fighting the criminalization of sex workers

Sana Saleem - March 23, 2016

Imagine a woman goes missing and no one looks for her. There’s no inquiry, no need for forensics, and no further investigation required. In...

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Protesters go to City Hall: ‘A young man was murdered on your watch’

Sana Saleem - March 20, 2016

“There’s been this kind of waiting game going on, let’s just wait this out and see if people lose interest and go away. Well...

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The Agenda, March 21-27, 2008: A homeless emergency, mayoral vetoes ….

Tim Redmond - March 20, 2016

The mayor was out of town when news broke that his approval ratings continue to dive, just a few months into his final term....

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59 shots: Closing arguments in the Nieto case

Sana Saleem - March 9, 2016

“We are here today because of 59 shots,” Nieto family attorney Adante Pointer said, as he began his closing argument in the Nieto trial....

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Final argument in the Nieto case: What I would say

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2016

I am not a lawyer. I don’t know the rules of evidence. I don’t know what you can and can’t mention in a closing...

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A trainwreck of a witness on final day of Nieto case

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2016

One of the city’s star witnesses in the Alex Nieto case took the stand today, and the result was one of the worst legal...

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Would modern police training have saved Mario Woods’ life?

Tim Redmond - February 17, 2016

Police Chief Greg Suhr and Captain Gregory Yee, who oversees department training, discussed changes in use-of-force training tonight that strongly suggested that the shootings...

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The Agenda: The cops, the city attorney, Hillary and Bernie ….

Tim Redmond - February 14, 2016

When you’re the San Francisco city attorney, you have to defend your client, and sometimes your client is the Police Department, which is getting...

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The Agenda, May 2-May 9: Will the mayor meet with the hunger strikers?

The Agenda, April 4-10: Changing the DCCC rules (again), the first Kim-Wiener debate ….

Some Mother’s Daughter: Fighting the criminalization of sex workers

Protesters go to City Hall: ‘A young man was murdered on your watch’

The Agenda, March 21-27, 2008: A homeless emergency, mayoral vetoes ….

59 shots: Closing arguments in the Nieto case

Final argument in the Nieto case: What I would say

A trainwreck of a witness on final day of Nieto case

Would modern police training have saved Mario Woods’ life?

The Agenda: The cops, the city attorney, Hillary and Bernie ….

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