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The Agenda

Elon Musk helps Preston, Breed’s housing bill is back (and still facing opposition)…

Tim Redmond - October 1, 2023

... Plus a lawsuit against SFPD contains horrifying allegations of racism and homophobia. That's The Agenda for Oct. 1 to 8

Housing

Tenants, community rally against Breed’s developer-friendly housing bill

Tim Redmond - September 16, 2023

Evictions, demolition, displacement—and no affordable housing. That's The Agenda for Sept. 17-24

Housing

Homeless Commission hears about the SRO eviction crisis—but takes no action

Tim Redmond - August 3, 2023

For once, a public hearing on a key issue—but a panel dominated by mayoral appointees has limited ability to demand change.

Housing

Housing for ‘families’ or corporate rentals?

Tim Redmond - March 30, 2023

Planning Commission approves the conversion of units that were supposed to help the housing crisis into very expensive places for short-term use.

Housing

Landlords try to trick voters with anti-tax mailers on Props M and O

Tim Redmond - October 26, 2022

Cynical campaign exploits very real economic fears in an effort to protect the big real-estate interests.

News + Politics

Where are all the vacant storefronts, and who are the owners?

Tim Redmond - May 23, 2022

And what about all the vacant apartments? New legislation might start to put some sunshine on the secrets of empty buildings.

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

Landlords seek to evict longtime housing activists

Tim Redmond - October 13, 2021

Family with many residential properties claims need for an owner move-in; community organizes to fight back.

Labor

‘It’s always been there:’ Dolores Huerta speaks out on racism and Jim Crow

Dennis J. Bernstein - August 29, 2021

At 91, the co-founder of the United Farmworkers Union is still active and speaking out against voter suppression.

Housing

Study: New housing for the rich leads to more evictions for the poor

Tim Redmond - August 8, 2021

Data from Madison Wisconsin could have implications for efforts to force more market-rate development into vulnerable SF neighborhoods.

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Elon Musk helps Preston, Breed’s housing bill is back (and still facing opposition)…

Tenants, community rally against Breed’s developer-friendly housing bill

Homeless Commission hears about the SRO eviction crisis—but takes no action

Housing for ‘families’ or corporate rentals?

Landlords try to trick voters with anti-tax mailers on Props M and O

Where are all the vacant storefronts, and who are the owners?

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

Landlords seek to evict longtime housing activists

‘It’s always been there:’ Dolores Huerta speaks out on racism and Jim Crow

Study: New housing for the rich leads to more evictions for the poor

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