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The mayor’s latest housing plan won’t work

Calvin Welch - May 7, 2017

Mayor Lee and Supervisor Tang are at it again: They’ve proposed a density bonus plan for the second most dense city in the nation....

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Scott Wiener’s housing straw man

Calvin Welch - May 2, 2017

“The market is powerful, but we need other things. That’s why we have regulations. We have to go against the flow and re channel...

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Bursting into color

Joanna Ladd - May 2, 2017

Sat/6 at Rickshaw Stop, Bay Area audiences will have a chance to hear the sound of an artist’s limitations falling away. Local favorite Meklit,...

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Dramatic new study questions transit-oriented development

Tim Redmond - April 18, 2017

The supes decided today to once again delay a decision on the 117-unit luxury condo project at 2675 Folsom, as the developer and community...

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Synthesizing a legacy

Marc Weidenbaum - April 17, 2017

One of the last times that Naut Humon saw Don Buchla was at a festival they both attended. Now Humon has helped plan a festival...

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PG&E, with Trump’s help, could shake down SF for $600 million

Tim Redmond - April 13, 2017

San Francisco is locked in a battle with Pacific Gas and Electric Company that arises from the company’s century-old efforts to keep municipal power...

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The only two ways out of the eviction crisis

Tim Redmond - April 3, 2017

We are all talking this week about the eviction of seniors, about how San Francisco has become such a hostile place for long-time residents....

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Willie Brown and the problem with corruption

Tim Redmond - March 22, 2017

There is, at this point, no smoking gun to implicate Ed Lee in any illegal behavior related to the Shrimp Boy case. But the...

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The shape of the housing battle to come

Tim Redmond - March 16, 2017

You could see the shape of the next big housing battle at today’s Planning Commission hearing, where Sups. Ahsha Safai, London Breed, Jane Kim,...

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Whose waterfront is it, anyway?

Tim Redmond - March 1, 2017

There’s been a lot of press around the battle over a fairly small project on Pier 29. The Ex made it a cover story...

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The mayor’s latest housing plan won’t work

Scott Wiener’s housing straw man

Bursting into color

Dramatic new study questions transit-oriented development

Synthesizing a legacy

PG&E, with Trump’s help, could shake down SF for $600 million

The only two ways out of the eviction crisis

Willie Brown and the problem with corruption

The shape of the housing battle to come

Whose waterfront is it, anyway?

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