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Why C.W. Nevius is wrong about the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2016

I keep having to correct Chuck Nevius, and this time, he’s going on about the glories of the Google buses, quoting Sup. Scott Wiener,...

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Another foreclosure in Bayview puts the focus on Fannie Mae

Sana Saleem - February 11, 2016

More than 30 people gathered last week outside the home of yet another Bayview family losing a home of 19 years. It couldn’t be...

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SF’s campaign money: Loopholes, scams, and real-estate cash

Tim Redmond - February 10, 2016

The candidates for local office filed their first major campaign-finance statements last week, and some of them are eye-openers. In fact, a careful review...

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The Super Bowl’s bread and circuses did not bring SF together

John Elberling - February 9, 2016

Even by BeyondChron’s standard level of frequent apologia for select members of the City’s elite, the post, “Super Bowl City promoted unity, not division...

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The Google buses and the state Senate race

Tim Redmond - February 9, 2016

The battle over the Google buses continued today, with Sups. Jane Kim and Scott Wiener, who are running for state Senate, showing very different...

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Does San Francisco need a Public Advocate?

Tim Redmond - February 8, 2016

With the mess that was the Super Bowl negotiations, and the FBI investigations at City Hall, and a genuine feeling that the mayor isn’t...

Arts + Culture

SF Indiefest: A trio of top picks

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - February 8, 2016

SF Indiefest is celebrating its 18th anniversary of screening independent cinema, which is an admirable milestone. This year's movie lineup will light up the Mission...

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Planning commissioners are dubious about affordable housing bonus plan

Tim Redmond - February 1, 2016

The Planning Commission is ready to move forward on a potentially dramatic rezoning of some 30,000 building lots, many of them with housing already...

Arts + Culture

Mexico City: The fallacy of ‘cheap’

Caitlin Donohue - January 31, 2016

MEXICO CITY, MEX. — The massive secondhand clothes market that lies on the edge of Mercado de Pino Suárez in the Centro Histórico neighborhood...

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Mayor’s housing plan: Developers get nice juicy benefit; city gets little or nothing

Tim Redmond - January 27, 2016

Affordable housing and tenant groups that are opposed to the mayor’s plans to upzone much of the city to allow more residential development will...

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