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Latino voices will be heard in 2014 — but not enough

Tim Redmond - August 12, 2014

By Ed Kissam AUGUST 12, 2104 -- On August 4, a provocative article from Nate Cohn appeared in the New York Times—“Why House Deportation Vote...

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We’re back — with housing battles, the mayor vs. Wiener, Airbnb … it never ends

Tim Redmond - August 4, 2014

By Tim Redmond AUG. 4, 2014 – So many things happened while we were away – and no surprise, much of it had to do...

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Let’s not elect our elected officials. That’s what the supes said today

Tim Redmond - July 15, 2014

By Tim Redmond JULY 15, 2014 – The supervisors rejected a plan today that would have allowed voters to fill vacancies on the Board of...

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Politics on Tuesday: What is the mayor trying to hide?

Tim Redmond - June 24, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 24, 2014 -- The front-page Chronicle story on Mayor Ed Lee's connections to PG&E didn't break a whole lot of new...

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Court ruling could impact ParkMerced — and the future of the city’s landmark growth measure, Prop. M

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 13, 2014 -- A legal case that’s pending in the state Court of Appeal could change the future of the giant...

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Politics on Tuesday: Deals on minimum wage, health-care accounts; something screwy going on with housing proposal

Tim Redmond - June 10, 2014

Supervisors London Breed and Mark Farrell worked with David Campos to craft a health-care bill that everyone could accept. By Tim Redmond JUNE 10, 2014 --...

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Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

Tim Redmond - June 6, 2014

By Tom Temprano Numbers! I hated them in high school as I slogged through summer school Algebra II classes while friends got to enjoy the...

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Politics on Tuesday: The missing issue in the campaign for Superior Court judge

Tim Redmond - May 27, 2014

By Tim Redmond MAY 27, 2014 -- I think it’s safe to say many of the people voting June 6th barely understand why there’s a...

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Politics on Tuesday: Clipping the mayor’s appointment power

Tim Redmond - May 20, 2014

Sup. John Avalos wants San Franciscans to elect their elected officials. Photo: Luke Thomas, Fog City Journal By Tim Redmond MAY 20, 2014 -- Sup. John...

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Politics on Tuesday: Mayor Lee on his tenant duck, AT&T’s ugly property, what it means to be effective in Sacramento — and why David...

Tim Redmond - May 13, 2014

By Tim Redmond APRIL 13, 2014 -- Mayor Ed Lee finally explained today – sort of – why he refused to sign the David Campos...

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Latino voices will be heard in 2014 — but not enough

We’re back — with housing battles, the mayor vs. Wiener, Airbnb … it never ends

Let’s not elect our elected officials. That’s what the supes said today

Politics on Tuesday: What is the mayor trying to hide?

Court ruling could impact ParkMerced — and the future of the city’s landmark growth measure, Prop. M

Politics on Tuesday: Deals on minimum wage, health-care accounts; something screwy going on with housing proposal

Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

Politics on Tuesday: The missing issue in the campaign for Superior Court judge

Politics on Tuesday: Clipping the mayor’s appointment power

Politics on Tuesday: Mayor Lee on his tenant duck, AT&T’s ugly property, what it means to be effective in Sacramento — and why David...

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