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The Agenda: March 2-9

Tim Redmond - March 1, 2015

In which we explore two housing protests, new ways to vote -- and the question of whether San Francisco is a better (or more...

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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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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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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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Investigation: San Francisco’s big-money campaign loophole

Tim Redmond - February 3, 2015

You can raise unlimited money to run for DCCC then use that for another campaign -- say, for supervisor By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 4, 2015 --...

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Chevron and big ag are irrigating crops with oil wastewater

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2015

Oil company says the 'recycled' waste is perfectly safe. When have we heard that before? By Marc Norton FEBRUARY 3, 2015 -- The San Francisco Chronicle...

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Don’t be a Stanford asshole

Tim Redmond - January 26, 2015

David Talbot talks about different world visions for young educated workers from The Farm. JANUARY 26, 2015 -- Editor’s note: Early Sunday morning, I made...

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What’s up with Flower Mart? Depends on whom you ask

Zelda Bronstein - January 22, 2015

There are differing stories, but the tenants are finally getting a say in their future By Zelda Bronstein JANUARY 23, 2015 -- What’s up with the...

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The Agenda: March 2-9

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

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

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

Mission community fights to save cancer-support service from displacement

Investigation: San Francisco’s big-money campaign loophole

Chevron and big ag are irrigating crops with oil wastewater

Don’t be a Stanford asshole

What’s up with Flower Mart? Depends on whom you ask

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