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Tagged with: Housing

Who gets to plan SF’s future—and will the people who live here have a say?

That's the essential issue in the Nov. 5 local election. Here's some historical context.

Safeway, regulations, and the tech lords

Supes pass Preston bill to require notice when supermarkets close—and there's a lot more to the story.

Prison—or programs that actually work?

Prop. 36 would lock more people up—and undermine proven solutions that break the cycle of crime and incarceration.

How do we save BART and regional transit?

There's a fair, functional alternative for raising the revenue the region needs. But nobody is talking about it.

The problem with publishers who have no roots in the journalism world …

.... plus some unusual changes to BMR condos, preventing food deserts, and a hearing on school closures. That's The Agenda for Oct. 27 to Nov. 3

Watch: Catching up on the mayor’s race and allegations of political corruption  

Tune in to the the first two parts of our special video primer on allegations and accusations in this year's elections.

As big-money ads drop, progressives work on GOTV efforts …

... plus a test case for Breed's neighborhood upzoning efforts. That's The Agenda for Oct. 20-27

‘Where Do We Go’ launches new campaign against homeless sweeps

Organizers vow to set up new encampments in public spaces every time cities evict the unhoused.

Billionaires are attacking San Francisco’s system of democracy

Commissions give voice to vulnerable communities. Why do want to get rid of them?

The race for second place is heating up in the SF mayor’s race—and it’s all about Farrell

Safai backs Farrell. Some progressives back Breed—just to oppose Farrell. The RCV strategy is emerging.