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Prosperity, poverty, and really bad planning

Zelda Bronstein - April 14, 2015

You may not have heard of the Economic Prosperity Strategy -- but it's an alarming, dangerous proposal that could impact the future of San...

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Why SF city planning is such a mess: A case study

Tim Redmond - April 13, 2015

Modest project on Bryant Street sheds light on a long list of planning problems By Tim Redmond APRIL 14, 2014 – The City Planning Commission is...

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The Agenda, April 6-12: Is growth always good? Has California reached its limit?

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2015

And what about a severance tax on bottled water? We discuss issues for the week ahead By Tim Redmond APRIL 6, 2015 – The New York...

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The Agenda, March 30-April 5: The mayor’s eviction bungle, Newsom dredges further into the muck, and more

Tim Redmond - March 29, 2015

By Tim Redmond MARCH 30, 2015 – One day after tenant organizers worked hard to bring attention to an eviction attempt in Chinatown that demonstrated...

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The Agenda, March 23-29: State budget gaps, the end of school buses — and are the SF cops shooting too many people?

Tim Redmond - March 22, 2015

In which we outline some of the pressing issues of the week to come By Tim Redmond MARCH 23, 2015 – I found an interesting item...

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The tragedy of InnerMission

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2015

How market-rate housing could wipe out a cultural landmark, destroy jobs, and undermine the history of the Mission District By Steven T. Jones MARCH 11, 2015...

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The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2015

The week ahead also includes an important discussion over whether "live-work" lofts can be converted to normal dwellings without paying affordable housing fees By Tim...

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Voters don’t like mayor’s approach to development

Tim Redmond - March 2, 2015

Majority disapproves of the way Lee handles growth and development -- and a strong majority supports a moratorium on market-rate housing in the Mission By...

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What’s ‘success’ mean in the Mission? First, an end to the evictions

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2015

Large crowd at the Chron's Mission Forum makes it clear that protecting existing residents and businesses is the top priority -- and that might...

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A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

Zelda Bronstein - February 8, 2015

SFBARF is getting a lot of press for a theory -- build and build and build and housing prices will come down -- that...

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Prosperity, poverty, and really bad planning

Why SF city planning is such a mess: A case study

The Agenda, April 6-12: Is growth always good? Has California reached its limit?

The Agenda, March 30-April 5: The mayor’s eviction bungle, Newsom dredges further into the muck, and more

The Agenda, March 23-29: State budget gaps, the end of school buses — and are the SF cops shooting too many people?

The tragedy of InnerMission

The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

Voters don’t like mayor’s approach to development

What’s ‘success’ mean in the Mission? First, an end to the evictions

A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

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