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Supes won’t override mayoral veto on transit funding

Tim Redmond - March 22, 2016

Pretty much every transit advocacy group supported Sup. John Avalos’ long-shot move to get the supes to override Mayor Lee’s veto of a transit-funding...

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The eviction nightmare may be slowing, thanks to tenant advocates

Gen Fujioka - March 21, 2016

Last year we reported on the surge of evictions devastating this city. As 2015 began, San Francisco’s Rent Board reported that increasing numbers of...

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The Academy of Art compliance hearing: We should live so long

Tim Redmond - March 17, 2016

More than 20 years after the Academy of Art University began gobbling up San Francisco real estate and violating planning codes all over the...

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San Francisco, two-party town

Tim Redmond - March 16, 2016

I am increasingly coming to believe that San Francisco is now a two-party city – and oddly, we are seeing that reflected in the...

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Developers win with “smart growth” rule

Zelda Bronstein - March 13, 2016

With a big assist from the state Legislature, the SF Planning Department opened a new front in the city’s density wars last week. On...

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The Agenda, March 6-13, 2016: The end of 8 Washington, the next step in the Nieto trial…

Tim Redmond - March 6, 2016

The developer of 8 Washington finally threw in the towel the other day, ending a dramatic chapter of San Francisco politics that may have...

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Supes vote to charge developers more for transit — will the mayor veto?

Tim Redmond - February 23, 2016

The new 6-5 majority on the Board of Supes was in full force today when Sup. John Avalos moved to increase modestly the amount...

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Another foreclosure in Bayview puts the focus on Fannie Mae

Sana Saleem - February 11, 2016

More than 30 people gathered last week outside the home of yet another Bayview family losing a home of 19 years. It couldn’t be...

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Planning commissioners are dubious about affordable housing bonus plan

Tim Redmond - February 1, 2016

The Planning Commission is ready to move forward on a potentially dramatic rezoning of some 30,000 building lots, many of them with housing already...

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The Agenda, Feb. 1- Feb. 7: Super Bowl protests and affordable housing

Tim Redmond - January 31, 2016

The Super Bowl City display is now live at the foot of Market Street, and the protests are going live, too. We already saw...

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Supes won’t override mayoral veto on transit funding

The eviction nightmare may be slowing, thanks to tenant advocates

The Academy of Art compliance hearing: We should live so long

San Francisco, two-party town

Developers win with “smart growth” rule

The Agenda, March 6-13, 2016: The end of 8 Washington, the next step in the Nieto trial…

Supes vote to charge developers more for transit — will the mayor veto?

Another foreclosure in Bayview puts the focus on Fannie Mae

Planning commissioners are dubious about affordable housing bonus plan

The Agenda, Feb. 1- Feb. 7: Super Bowl protests and affordable housing

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