Development Archives - Page 28 of 101

Labor

The Super Bowl billionaires

Marc Norton - February 7, 2021

Sports team owners, including Charles Johnson of the Giants, made $98.5 billion during the pandemic. Their stadium workers are suffering.

News + Politics

Exposing the toxic crisis at Treasure Island

Tim Redmond - February 7, 2021

Plus: Will the Police Commission finally pass reforms -- and will it matter? That's The Agenda for Feb. 8-14

Housing

ABAG’s regional housing plan is a fantasy

John Elberling - January 27, 2021

The affordable housing won't get built, developers will get rich, and low-income communities will be devastated.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Extreme double features for long winter nights

Dennis Harvey - January 26, 2021

Opioids and cheerleaders, trans Western and gay Ramadan, chamber suspense and '80s retro excess: new movies!

News + Politics

Again, the Chron pushes the Yimby agenda that will never work

Tim Redmond - January 24, 2021

But a public bank might actually make a difference. Plus: Rent relief and accountability for business districts. That's The Agenda for Jan. 24-31

Housing

UC Regents set conditions on massive new development project

Tim Redmond - January 21, 2021

After misinformation and criticism, board approves next steps on Parnassus Heights campus plan -- but this is just the beginning.

News + Politics

Gunman disrupts protest—but community group de-escalates without the cops

Garrett Leahy - January 21, 2021

Activists say the incident shows why defunding the police is possible.

News + Politics

Deaf advocacy group diversifies leadership—but now faces lawsuit

Caitlin Donohue - January 19, 2021

Board president resigns after her racially-charged video rocks the Deaf Counseling Advocacy and Referral Agency community. But way forward may be blocked by legal challenge.

News + Politics

Taxi drivers, disability-rights advocates oppose new Market St. traffic plan

Tim Redmond - January 18, 2021

Plus: UC Regents vote on huge new project -- and Willie Brown's Chronicle column will quietly disappear. That's The Agenda for Jan 19-26

Homelessness

Affordable housing advocates push for Oakland fee waiver

Garrett Leahy - January 17, 2021

Legislation to ease low-income housing is stuck in the City Attorney's Office.

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The Super Bowl billionaires

Exposing the toxic crisis at Treasure Island

ABAG’s regional housing plan is a fantasy

Screen Grabs: Extreme double features for long winter nights

Again, the Chron pushes the Yimby agenda that will never work

UC Regents set conditions on massive new development project

Gunman disrupts protest—but community group de-escalates without the cops

Deaf advocacy group diversifies leadership—but now faces lawsuit

Taxi drivers, disability-rights advocates oppose new Market St. traffic plan

Affordable housing advocates push for Oakland fee waiver

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