Stories about Growth
SF 2019 Housing scorecard is really bleak
2019 numbers show plenty of $5,000-a-month apartments and multimillion-dollar penthouses -- but only about 5 percent of the affordable housing the city needs.
City College chancellor wants to reject emergency funding
Sup. Walton wants to allocate $2.7 million to avoid massive class cuts, but chancellor says there is 'no emergency.'
Downtown prepares attack on jobs-housing measure
But the arguments are bogus. Plus: Breed goes after Mental Health SF and threatens budget cuts as Preston prepares to join the board. That's The Agenda for Dec. 16-22
Mayor pulls poison-pill office development measure
Facing likely defeat, Breed backs off attempt to undermine office-housing linkage campaign.
Supes look to protect tenants while planners make the housing crisis worse
Eviction limits headed to board -- while massive highrise goes before Planning Commission. That's The Agenda for Dec. 2-9, 2019
Talking beat evolution with SF native producer Dave Aju
New album 'TXLAX' arrives, loaded from tip to tail with deep house cuts and future funk darts.
Breed refuses to sign housing bill
Haney's legislation charging developers for affordable housing will become law anyway -- but the mayor's message is stunning.
Should a developer lawyer be on the Planning Commission?
Plus: Taxing vacant storefronts, controlling new technology before it takes over the sidewalks, and housing issues in D4: That's The Agenda for Nov. 18-24
Community groups demand equity agenda in choice of new planning director
Activists demand a dramatic change in the direction of planning policy; will the mayor respond?
Housing balance measure headed for March ballot
Campaign will define the city's future -- and the state of local politics.