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Housing

Facebook’s housing echo chamber

Zelda Bronstein - April 22, 2021

Zuckerberg money funds news outlets that repeat Zuckerberg group's supply-side position on the housing crisis.

Opinion

Mayor Schaaf needs to stop resisting the movement to defund the Oakland PD

Cat Brooks - April 19, 2021

A bloated police budget has not made the streets any safer; it's time for real alternatives.

The Agenda

Money for ‘safe sleeping’ sites — or permanent supportive housing?

Tim Redmond - April 18, 2021

Legislation by Sup. Rafael Mandelman aims to get people off the streets -- but homeless advocates are not supporting it. That's The Agenda for April 18-25

Culture

New COVID-conscious Kapwa Gardens celebrates Filipino culture

Jasmine Liu - April 17, 2021

Outdoor activity site in SOMA Pilipinas district was designed with safety in mind as people begin to gather again.

Housing

Breed won’t promise to spend real-estate tax money on rent relief

Tim Redmond - April 13, 2021

The voters approved Prop. I last fall to support tenants and affordable housing, but the mayor says she will use the money for her own priorities.

The Agenda

SF could have affordable Internet for everyone for $35 a resident

Tim Redmond - April 11, 2021

Why isn't the Breed Administration moving for municipal broadband? That's The Agenda for April 11-18

News + Politics

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

Isabel Ostroff - April 5, 2021

'Young people want to be represented, and want to know that those who already have a seat at the table will make room for their voices to be heard.'

The Agenda

SF has a new tech plan — but it ignores the need for public broadband

Tim Redmond - April 4, 2021

Plus: Confronting attacks on Asian seniors and a modest, but important, police reform ... That's The Agenda for April 4-11

News + Politics

Charging people with misdemeanors causes more crime, not less

Tim Redmond - March 30, 2021

Groundbreaking study shows that dropping the charges in many cases leads to lower crime rates overall.

News + Politics

A huge step to ending the crime of cash bail

Tim Redmond - March 25, 2021

State Supreme Court rules that poor people can't be kept behind bars just because they don't have the money to get out.

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Facebook’s housing echo chamber

Mayor Schaaf needs to stop resisting the movement to defund the Oakland PD

Money for ‘safe sleeping’ sites — or permanent supportive housing?

New COVID-conscious Kapwa Gardens celebrates Filipino culture

Breed won’t promise to spend real-estate tax money on rent relief

SF could have affordable Internet for everyone for $35 a resident

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

SF has a new tech plan — but it ignores the need for public broadband

Charging people with misdemeanors causes more crime, not less

A huge step to ending the crime of cash bail

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