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Opinion: The Giants are playing a numbers game with affordable housing

Tim Redmond - May 12, 2015

The waterfront proposal doesn't do as much for housing as the team would like you to think By Peter Cohen and Fernando Martí MAY 12,2015 --...

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The Agenda, April 27-May 3: Dancing for the Mission and an odd Tenderloin project

Tim Redmond - April 26, 2015

An early chance to get involved in the giant Mission District March on City Hall -- and is "naturally affordable" housing for real? By Tim...

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Prosperity, poverty, and really bad planning

Zelda Bronstein - April 14, 2015

You may not have heard of the Economic Prosperity Strategy -- but it's an alarming, dangerous proposal that could impact the future of San...

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Leap buses are nice — unless you are in a wheelchair

Tim Redmond - April 6, 2015

The startup service has no room for people with mobility issues. Why do tech companies always get away with everything? By Tim Redmond APRIL 7, 2015...

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Cops who killed Alex Nieto guilty in “people’s trial”

Tim Redmond - March 24, 2015

There will be no formal charges, since the district attorney cleared the four officers. But a street theater protest determined otherwise By Lisa Geduldig MARCH 25,...

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The tragedy of InnerMission

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2015

How market-rate housing could wipe out a cultural landmark, destroy jobs, and undermine the history of the Mission District By Steven T. Jones MARCH 11, 2015...

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The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2015

The week ahead also includes an important discussion over whether "live-work" lofts can be converted to normal dwellings without paying affordable housing fees By Tim...

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The Agenda: Feb. 23-March2

Tim Redmond - February 22, 2015

Stopping the loss of housing in Mid-Market, a new special trustee (why?) for City College -- and Scott Wiener v. Willie Brown on the...

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Why teachers protested the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 11, 2015

Suddenly, a neighborhood parking area becomes a tech bus stop -- with no notice or input. Where will this happen next? By Erin McElroy and...

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A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

Zelda Bronstein - February 8, 2015

SFBARF is getting a lot of press for a theory -- build and build and build and housing prices will come down -- that...

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Opinion: The Giants are playing a numbers game with affordable housing

The Agenda, April 27-May 3: Dancing for the Mission and an odd Tenderloin project

Prosperity, poverty, and really bad planning

Leap buses are nice — unless you are in a wheelchair

Cops who killed Alex Nieto guilty in “people’s trial”

The tragedy of InnerMission

The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

The Agenda: Feb. 23-March2

Why teachers protested the Google buses

A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

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