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Politics on Tuesday: Campos, Chiu, the bus “fee” and a worry for Greg Suhr…

Marke B. - January 7, 2014

By Tim Redmond Sup. David Campos got the early endorsement of the influential teacher's union in his bid for state Assembly. And for reasons that...

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Bitter Carmel labor battle has roots in SF

Marke B. - January 6, 2014

By Marc Norton Carmel, celebrated as an artist colony nestled above a picturesque white-sand beach, is not where you would expect to find a picket...

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A huge victory for City College

Tim Redmond - January 2, 2014

When the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges first moved to shut down City College, I talked to Rafael Mandelman, a member of...

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The year San Francisco fought back

Marke B. - January 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond There was not a lot of good news for my city in 2013: Evictions soared, nonprofits were forced out, artists have become...

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BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

Marke B. - December 29, 2013

By Tim Redmond In the wake of the stunning success of the battle against the 8 Washington project, waterfront advocates were set to file a...

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POLITICS ON TUESDAY: Jerry Brown’s presidential campaign and the politics of a serious local Ellis Act limit

Marke B. - December 24, 2013

By Tim Redmond Willie Brown says he broke the story that Our Governor is thinking about running for president. (Yes, of the United States.) Mark...

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How tech can be part of the solution

Marke B. - December 23, 2013

By Tim Redmond It’s getting to be a war zone out there, a class war zone – and if the mayor hasn’t noticed it, the...

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The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

Marke B. - December 20, 2013

By Tim Redmond I saw Steve Williams, a longtime land-use lawyer, at the Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods dinner Tuesday night, shortly after the news...

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TOM’S TOWN: Ammiano, the Pope, and BART

Marke B. - December 20, 2013

By Tom Temprano Thanks to an article in 48 Hills, “Run Tom, Run” mania is in full swing! A poll by the Harvey Milk LGBT...

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The other Twitter tax break — and how it cost the city $25 million

Marke B. - December 19, 2013

By Tim Redmond Way back in 1969, when Sue Hestor was a young activist organizing a peace march, she asked the sympathetic owner of the...

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Politics on Tuesday: Campos, Chiu, the bus “fee” and a worry for Greg Suhr…

Bitter Carmel labor battle has roots in SF

A huge victory for City College

The year San Francisco fought back

BREAKING NEWS: A new waterfront initiative will test local politics

POLITICS ON TUESDAY: Jerry Brown’s presidential campaign and the politics of a serious local Ellis Act limit

How tech can be part of the solution

The politics behind the epic building collapse on Twin Peaks

TOM’S TOWN: Ammiano, the Pope, and BART

The other Twitter tax break — and how it cost the city $25 million

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