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TOM’S TOWN: The Niners, Uber, and a fucking movie

Marke B. - January 3, 2014

By Tom Temprano With a Seahawks victory last Sunday, the inevitable came to bear and the 49ers call Candlestick home no more. Despite being a...

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The year San Francisco fought back

Marke B. - January 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond There was not a lot of good news for my city in 2013: Evictions soared, nonprofits were forced out, artists have become...

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BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

Marke B. - December 29, 2013

By Tim Redmond In the wake of the stunning success of the battle against the 8 Washington project, waterfront advocates were set to file a...

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How tech can be part of the solution

Marke B. - December 23, 2013

By Tim Redmond It’s getting to be a war zone out there, a class war zone – and if the mayor hasn’t noticed it, the...

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The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

Marke B. - December 20, 2013

By Tim Redmond I saw Steve Williams, a longtime land-use lawyer, at the Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods dinner Tuesday night, shortly after the news...

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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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LEGAL TAX CHEATING: City loses $137 million to pointless “deferrals”

Marke B. - December 19, 2013

By Tim Redmond San Francisco has allowed developers to defer $166 million in payments that should have gone to affordable housing, Muni, and childcare, an...

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Cans not condos – the war on very poor people

Marke B. - December 18, 2013

By tiny aka Lisa Gray-Garcia My hands caressed the edges of the Coors can – it was softer than the 211 can, almost like velvet. ...

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Mayor Lee gets dogged by questions on his friend’s house falling down

Marke B. - December 18, 2013

By Tim Redmond Mayor Ed Lee came to the Board of Supervisors to talk about dogs, but the issue that dogged him out in 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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TOM’S TOWN: The Niners, Uber, and a fucking movie

The year San Francisco fought back

BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

How tech can be part of the solution

The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

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

LEGAL TAX CHEATING: City loses $137 million to pointless “deferrals”

Cans not condos – the war on very poor people

Mayor Lee gets dogged by questions on his friend’s house falling down

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

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