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News + Politics

What the mayor’s D6 supe appointment means for the district—and the city

Tim Redmond - May 9, 2022

Matt Dorsey is smart, experienced—and seems to agree with the mayor's agenda on housing and the cops. He will face a tough battle in the fall.

The Agenda

Breed on affordable housing, places for homeless transitional youth …

Tim Redmond - May 8, 2022

... plus community policing and a creative approach to abortion rights in right-wing states. That's The Agenda for May 8-15.

Opinion

Mandelman’s shelter expansion plan isn’t a long-term solution to homelessness

Sara Shortt - May 8, 2022

It would just take funds away from permanent housing—and allow even more sweeps.

Housing

Letter to the Editor: Supply and demand doesn’t apply to housing — or really anything

Mary McFadden - May 2, 2022

Emphasizing supply intentionally ignores what drives demand: tax subsidies for multi-billion-dollar corporations

The Agenda

Will the mayor spend money the voters approved for social housing?

Tim Redmond - May 1, 2022

And if the taxpayers are spending $1 million a year on police PR, why can't we get even basic information from SFPD? That's The Agenda for May 2-9.

Housing

Supply sophistry: How academics miss the point on the cost of urban housing

Zelda Bronstein - April 27, 2022

There is still no good evidence that upzoning leads to more affordability—in New York or in San Francisco.

City Hall

Final, final, deadline for supes map is Thursday—unless it isn’t

Tim Redmond - April 20, 2022

City attorney says Task Force has to approve lines; various others talk about lawsuits.

News + Politics

Haney attacks Campos for supporting a measure that Haney also supported

Tim Redmond - March 30, 2022

Mailers complain that Campos wanted a pause on the luxury housing causing displacement in the Mission. So did Haney.

Culture

Support this salve: Bay Remedies heals with Black-and-queer-owned cannabis

Caitlin Donohue - March 23, 2022

"Our relationship with cannabis was shaped by activists like Denis Peron and Brownie Mary," says co-founder John Xavier.

Housing

Tenants go to landlords’ house and ask them to call off Ellis Act eviction

Garrett Leahy - February 21, 2022

Residents want Pierre and Tracy Malak to sell the 19th Street apartment building to a city-backed nonprofit so they won't lose their longtime homes.

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What the mayor’s D6 supe appointment means for the district—and the city

Breed on affordable housing, places for homeless transitional youth …

Mandelman’s shelter expansion plan isn’t a long-term solution to homelessness

Letter to the Editor: Supply and demand doesn’t apply to housing — or really anything

Will the mayor spend money the voters approved for social housing?

Supply sophistry: How academics miss the point on the cost of urban housing

Final, final, deadline for supes map is Thursday—unless it isn’t

Haney attacks Campos for supporting a measure that Haney also supported

Support this salve: Bay Remedies heals with Black-and-queer-owned cannabis

Tenants go to landlords’ house and ask them to call off Ellis Act eviction

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