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Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Tim Redmond - November 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 24, 2014 – The first baby steps toward public power in San Francisco continue to move forward – but the mayor...

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Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

Tim Redmond - October 21, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 21, 2014 – Senator Dianne Feinstein, who hasn’t made a habit of getting involved in local politics of late, threw a...

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Politics on Tuesday: The Transbay deal gets slammed by the Chron — and may be dead anyway

Tim Redmond - September 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 – The staid and pro-development ol' Chron has gotten all feisty and populist on its editorial page, with a...

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When the developers blink

Tim Redmond - September 11, 2014

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 -- The final terms of the deal still aren’t out yet, so we can’t be sure. It was hashed...

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Democratic Party meeting becomes strange pep rally

Tim Redmond - June 27, 2014

Editor’s note: The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee has been taken over by the moderate/conservative side, represented by the chair, Mary Jung, who...

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Why SF City Planning can’t protect local industry from office encroachment: An alarming case study

Zelda Bronstein - May 29, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein MAY 29, 2014 -- At its May Day meeting, the San Francisco Planning Commission took a stand for blue-collar jobs, affordable housing,...

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Why is the mayor ducking on Prop. 13? I can’t figure it out. Can you?

Tim Redmond - May 23, 2014

Tom Ammiano has pretty much everyone behind his tax-refrom bill – except Ed Lee. By Tim Redmond The mayor of Los Angeles, Gil Garcetti, is endorsing...

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Why consumers – and tenants – should be happy about the Leno cell-phone bill victory

Tim Redmond - May 11, 2014

State Sen. Mark Leno's cell phone bill could be a sign that Ellis Act reform is also possible. By Tim Redmond MAY 12, 2014 – The...

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How do we solve the Airbnb problem?

Tim Redmond - May 1, 2014

Calvin Welch (left) and Sup. David Chiu have very different approaches to dealing with Airbnb. By Tim Redmond MAY 1, 2014-- It's pretty clear that San...

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Why are Mayor Lee’s allies trying to oust a good police commissioner?

Tim Redmond - April 28, 2014

By Tim Redmond APRIL 28, 2014 -- I have spent the past week shaking my head and trying to figure out one of those weird...

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Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

Politics on Tuesday: The Transbay deal gets slammed by the Chron — and may be dead anyway

When the developers blink

Democratic Party meeting becomes strange pep rally

Why SF City Planning can’t protect local industry from office encroachment: An alarming case study

Why is the mayor ducking on Prop. 13? I can’t figure it out. Can you?

Why consumers – and tenants – should be happy about the Leno cell-phone bill victory

How do we solve the Airbnb problem?

Why are Mayor Lee’s allies trying to oust a good police commissioner?

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