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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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Politics on Tuesday: Can we take back City College?

Marke B. - January 27, 2014

By Tim Redmond Everybody knows that state officials have taken complete control of City College – and show no signs of returning the school to...

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SoMa tenants back anti-speculation and relocation efforts

Marke B. - January 26, 2014

SoMa tenants vote on proposals for a citywide initiative. Photo by Sara Bloomberg By Sara Bloomberg The city's fifth regional tenants convention, held on Jan. 25...

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City beat: Mayor Ed Lee’s “road to Sacramento” and the impact of Google buses

Marke B. - January 15, 2014

By Tim Redmond Mayor Ed Lee agreed Tuesday that the way speculators are using the Ellis Act in San Francisco is "unacceptable." He said some...

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City Beat: Serial Ellis Evictors and mid-Market community benefits (or not)

Marke B. - January 14, 2014

A map of all the no-fault evictions in the city (antievictionmap.squarespace.com) By Tim Redmond I'm not a church-going sort, but at least once a year I...

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San Francisco’s War on Poor People

Marke B. - January 13, 2014

By Tim Redmond The federal War on Poverty is 50 years old, and a lot of the news media reports are calling it a failure:...

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Bad urbanism: Tech and planning forum misses the point

Zelda Bronstein - January 10, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein On Jan. 7, I went to an evening panel discussion at the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association entitled “What Urban...

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Bitter Carmel labor battle has roots in SF

Marke B. - January 6, 2014

By Marc Norton Carmel, celebrated as an artist colony nestled above a picturesque white-sand beach, is not where you would expect to find a picket...

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The year San Francisco fought back

Marke B. - January 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond There was not a lot of good news for my city in 2013: Evictions soared, nonprofits were forced out, artists have become...

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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

Politics on Tuesday: Can we take back City College?

SoMa tenants back anti-speculation and relocation efforts

City beat: Mayor Ed Lee’s “road to Sacramento” and the impact of Google buses

City Beat: Serial Ellis Evictors and mid-Market community benefits (or not)

San Francisco’s War on Poor People

Bad urbanism: Tech and planning forum misses the point

Bitter Carmel labor battle has roots in SF

The year San Francisco fought back

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