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First Assembly debate defines the candidates – and the shape of the race

Marke B. - January 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond The gloves came off, quickly, in the first debate between Sups. David Chiu and David Campos Thursday night, as the candidates presented...

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Ed Lee’s State of the City, for better and for worse

Marke B. - January 17, 2014

By Tim Redmond The good news about Mayor Ed Lee's State of the City Speech is that he clearly, finally, understands that he can't ignore...

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Bad urbanism: Tech and planning forum misses the point

Zelda Bronstein - January 10, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein On Jan. 7, I went to an evening panel discussion at the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association entitled “What Urban...

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The other Twitter tax break — and how it cost the city $25 million

Marke B. - December 19, 2013

By Tim Redmond Way back in 1969, when Sue Hestor was a young activist organizing a peace march, she asked the sympathetic owner of the...

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POLITICS ON TUESDAY: Dufty, again? Kelly, again? And what tech could really do to change its image

Marke B. - December 17, 2013

By Tim Redmond Wouldn’t it be crazy if Bevan Dufty, who has redeemed himself somewhat among progressives as the mayor’s homeless services coordinator, decided to...

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A little reality about the housing market in SF

Marke B. - December 11, 2013

By Tim Redmond Michael Yarne, a developer, former mayoral advisor and advocate for increased housing construction in San Francisco, has a metaphor for what economists...

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First Assembly debate defines the candidates – and the shape of the race

Ed Lee’s State of the City, for better and for worse

Bad urbanism: Tech and planning forum misses the point

The other Twitter tax break — and how it cost the city $25 million

POLITICS ON TUESDAY: Dufty, again? Kelly, again? And what tech could really do to change its image

A little reality about the housing market in SF

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