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Plus: Can we turn offices into housing? Do the cops deserve raises with no concessions on conduct? And can we use opioid settlement money to fund safe-injection sites? That's The Agenda for April 2-9

Homelessness

Supes hearing misses the point on homelessness

Tim Redmond - March 23, 2023

Mandelman seeks radical change in policy away from permanent housing while poverty and neoliberal capitalism take a back seat.

The Agenda

The price of ending homelessness—and how to prevent SRO evictions

Tim Redmond - March 19, 2023

A city plan that's marked for failure, and some hope of success saving vulnerable residents' homes. That's The Agenda for March 19-26

Housing

Breed admits that the city’s Housing Element is destined to fail

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2023

Mayor says, for the first time, that she has no plan to deliver on the state mandates for local affordable housing.

The Agenda

Breed’s attack on the sanctuary ordinance, Jenkins’ attack on police accountability …

Tim Redmond - March 5, 2023

... plus remote public comments, the Housing Element, and a deal that limits the DA's role in police-shooting investigations. That's The Agenda for March 5-12

The Agenda

Saving residential hotels, limiting public comment—and the budget process begins

Tim Redmond - February 26, 2023

Plus: Why Downtown failed, and what we can learn. That's The Agenda for Feb. 27-March 5.

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Maybe, finally, a decision on the Castro Theater

Is Catherine Stefani the swing vote on the future of the Castro Theater?

Castro landmarking heads to the full Board of Supes, where close vote awaits

A delay, and maybe some hope, for the Castro Theater

The future of the Castro Theater could hinge on a few words in a landmark bill

Supes hearing misses the point on homelessness

The price of ending homelessness—and how to prevent SRO evictions

Breed admits that the city’s Housing Element is destined to fail

Breed’s attack on the sanctuary ordinance, Jenkins’ attack on police accountability …

Saving residential hotels, limiting public comment—and the budget process begins

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