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Tom’s Town: Rain water, sugar water — and a Democratic Party squeaker

Tim Redmond - February 7, 2014

By Tom Temprano It’s raining! Real rain! Not just dense fog, but real rain in the form of droplets of water is finally making its...

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Some real lessons on homelessness

Marke B. - February 6, 2014

By Tim Redmond Sup. Mark Farrell has an issue: Nine years after San Francisco launched its Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness, the supervisor...

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Politics on Tuesday: Lee, unemployment, and Pelosi

Marke B. - February 4, 2014

By Tim Redmond Tenant advocate Dean Preston posted a note on Facebook yesterday that sums up how a lot of people feel, even after the...

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Sue Hestor’s birthday and a lesson in SF environmental history

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond I sat next to Sup. David Campos Saturday at the celebration of Sue Hestor's 70th birthday, and at one point he looked...

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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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Tom’s Town: Back at the BART Board

Tim Redmond - January 23, 2014

By Tom Temprano Even though workers and management at BART have settled on a new contract, it appears that Rail Rage will continue here in...

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Ed Lee’s State of the City, for better and for worse

Marke B. - January 17, 2014

By Tim Redmond The good news about Mayor Ed Lee's State of the City Speech is that he clearly, finally, understands that he can't ignore...

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The (quiet) privatization of San Francisco

Marke B. - January 8, 2014

By Tim Redmond It is, of course, illegal to drink an open alcoholic beverage on the streets of San Francisco. It's also illegal to sit...

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BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

Marke B. - December 29, 2013

By Tim Redmond In the wake of the stunning success of the battle against the 8 Washington project, waterfront advocates were set to file a...

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The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

Marke B. - December 20, 2013

By Tim Redmond I saw Steve Williams, a longtime land-use lawyer, at the Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods dinner Tuesday night, shortly after the news...

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Tom’s Town: Rain water, sugar water — and a Democratic Party squeaker

Some real lessons on homelessness

Politics on Tuesday: Lee, unemployment, and Pelosi

Sue Hestor’s birthday and a lesson in SF environmental history

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

Tom’s Town: Back at the BART Board

Ed Lee’s State of the City, for better and for worse

The (quiet) privatization of San Francisco

BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

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