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Politics on Tuesday: Fall campaigns begin March 17

Marke B. - February 25, 2014

By Tim Redmond FEB. 25, 2014 – The campaigns for supervisor and state Assembly get real March 17, when the first seriously controversial housing bill...

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How SF Weekly and C.W. Nevius got the tech protests all wrong

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2014

Actually, protests are good. And they work. By Tim Redmond FEB. 24, 2014 -- I don’t have any bad feelings for SF Weekly these days. The...

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Investigation: SF gave the Google buses a “handshake” pass for years. Now will the violators finally get tickets?

Marke B. - February 20, 2014

Park wherever you want, even in the middle of the street – if you are a master of the universe By Tim Redmond FEB. 21, 2014--...

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Transparency is key to City College future

Tim Redmond - February 20, 2014

By Li Lovett FEB. 21, 2004 -- A student I advised at City College of San Francisco said to me recently, echoing the experience of...

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Politics on Wednesday: Tony Kelly files, Ammiano fights for Healthy SF … and the rock band that makes (much) more money than Twitter

Marke B. - February 19, 2014

(So, I was up in Sacramento on the tenant bus yesterday. This week, the Politics on Tuesday Column is called Politics on Wednesday.) FEB. 19,...

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At a half-million bucks to build one unit, how is the market ever going to solve SF’s housing problem?

Marke B. - February 16, 2014

By Tim Redmond There are two interesting articles in the latest Urbanist, a magazine published by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association –...

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BREAKING: 8 Washington backers sue over waterfront height limits initiative

Marke B. - February 14, 2014

By Tim Redmond Whatdya know? A few hours after I questioned Randy Shaw's analysis of the legal weakness of the waterfront height measure (and said...

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Another odd attack on the waterfront height measure

Marke B. - February 14, 2014

By Tim Redmond Randy Shaw has a big detailed expose of why the waterfront ballot measure might not be legal and could be taken off...

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The big real-estate money in SF politics

Tim Redmond - February 12, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham The tech boom has made San Francisco's real estate the most expensive in the nation. Tech companies, from startups to Fortune...

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Citywide tenant convention: “This is the start of a movement”

Tim Redmond - February 9, 2014

By Tim Redmond FEB.10, 2014 -- Among the old-timers at the San Francisco tenants convention Saturday, the same question kept coming up: When was the...

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Politics on Tuesday: Fall campaigns begin March 17

How SF Weekly and C.W. Nevius got the tech protests all wrong

Investigation: SF gave the Google buses a “handshake” pass for years. Now will the violators finally get tickets?

Transparency is key to City College future

Politics on Wednesday: Tony Kelly files, Ammiano fights for Healthy SF … and the rock band that makes (much) more money than Twitter

At a half-million bucks to build one unit, how is the market ever going to solve SF’s housing problem?

BREAKING: 8 Washington backers sue over waterfront height limits initiative

Another odd attack on the waterfront height measure

The big real-estate money in SF politics

Citywide tenant convention: “This is the start of a movement”

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