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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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In Richmond, a battle over a council seat — and the role of grassroots groups

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2015

Should four members of a community-based organization control the City Council? Why is that so frightening? By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 24, 2015 – The Richmond City...

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The Agenda: Feb. 23-March2

Tim Redmond - February 22, 2015

Stopping the loss of housing in Mid-Market, a new special trustee (why?) for City College -- and Scott Wiener v. Willie Brown on the...

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A moratorium on luxury housing makes sense in the Mission

Tim Redmond - February 18, 2015

There's nothing crazy about the idea that too many high-end condos can ruin a working-class neighborhood. By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 19, 2015 – The developers and...

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There was never an “anti-tech” movement in SF

Tim Redmond - February 17, 2015

The protests aren't about technology -- they're about displacement, economic inequality, and bad corporate behavior. And they are part of a long political legacy By...

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The Agenda, Feb. 16-23

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2015

Airbnb's taxes, ballot initiatives, why are city officials not telling us who they are meeting with, ethics reform, and spaghetti for the 99 percent By...

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Tom’s Town: Unacceptable violence against the Trans community

Tim Redmond - February 13, 2015

Trans women of color are dying in the streets. The time for talk is long past By Tom Temprano FEBRUARY 13, 2015 -- In 2015 San...

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Why teachers protested the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 11, 2015

Suddenly, a neighborhood parking area becomes a tech bus stop -- with no notice or input. Where will this happen next? By Erin McElroy and...

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Mayor Lee wants to “work with” PG&E on clean power

Tim Redmond - February 10, 2015

Either the mayor is naive -- or we should all be worried By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 10, 2015 – Mayor Ed Lee said this afternoon that...

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Mission community fights to save cancer-support service from displacement

Tim Redmond - February 10, 2015

Landlord wants to replace Circulo de Vida with a tech firm By Christopher D. Cook FEBRUARY 10, 2015 -- The symbolism could not be more potent:...

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

In Richmond, a battle over a council seat — and the role of grassroots groups

The Agenda: Feb. 23-March2

A moratorium on luxury housing makes sense in the Mission

There was never an “anti-tech” movement in SF

The Agenda, Feb. 16-23

Tom’s Town: Unacceptable violence against the Trans community

Why teachers protested the Google buses

Mayor Lee wants to “work with” PG&E on clean power

Mission community fights to save cancer-support service from displacement

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