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Leno’s lead drops as votes come in from conservative parts of town

Tim Redmond - June 7, 2018

Mark Leno’s lead dropped to 255 votes with the latest count, but a closer analysis of the numbers suggests that the ballots that were...

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Why the cops get a raise without accountability

Tim Redmond - May 8, 2018

An arbitration panel has decided that the San Francisco cops don’t have to back off from their efforts to delay or block reforms and...

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Campaign trail: A path for SF Dems to endorse Kim and Leno?

Tim Redmond - February 26, 2018

I may have been wrong about my assessment of the SF Democratic Party and the mayor’s race. If the strategy of the Mark Leno and...

News + Politics

The narrow loophole that lets Breed control both branches of government

Tim Redmond - January 10, 2018

City Attorney Dennis Herrera says that London Breed can be both mayor and Board of Supervisors president for the duration – because of one...

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The Agenda, Jan 8-16: A critical rent-control vote, and the power struggle at City Hall

Tim Redmond - January 7, 2018

The most important and dramatic change in state rent control law in 20 years is up for its first hearing at a state Assembly...

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The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Tim Redmond - December 12, 2017

It was very strange to go to the Board of Supes Question Time today and not see Ed Lee. I’ve concluded that under Lee, the...

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Rich homeowners win one — but why is this even an issue?

Tim Redmond - November 29, 2017

It’s fair to ask whether a group of people who don’t live in Presidio Terrace, who aren’t wealthy neighbors of Dianne Feinstein and Nancy...

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SF tells white supremacists they’re not welcome

Sana Saleem - August 16, 2017

San Francisco’s top political leaders stood this week in opposition to a right-wing group's planned rally next week at Crissy Field. At a press...

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Who let the I-Hotel fall?

Tim Redmond - August 6, 2017

I’m glad the Chron weighed in, however briefly, on the commemoration of the I-Hotel evictions, although the editorial the paper ran was embarrassing: San Francisco...

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The Agenda: Remembering the I-Hotel

Tim Redmond - July 30, 2017

On August 4, 1977, a piece of San Francisco’s heart was torn out. At midnight, the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office broke down the door...

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Leno’s lead drops as votes come in from conservative parts of town

Why the cops get a raise without accountability

Campaign trail: A path for SF Dems to endorse Kim and Leno?

The narrow loophole that lets Breed control both branches of government

The Agenda, Jan 8-16: A critical rent-control vote, and the power struggle at City Hall

The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Rich homeowners win one — but why is this even an issue?

SF tells white supremacists they’re not welcome

Who let the I-Hotel fall?

The Agenda: Remembering the I-Hotel

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