Stories about Peskin
SF could have a public bank by 2020
Fewer introduces bill to move city's funds out of Wall Street and into a local institution that would fund affordable housing, small business.
The future of SF politics
Is young, diverse, progressive -- and winning. The mayor doesn't seem to have noticed. Plus: taxing landlords who leave property vacant. That's The Agenda for Nov. 11-17
In dramatic hearing, Haney housing measure moves forward
City economist produces laughable report on negative impacts as Peskin raises the key question: Why do we want more office development anyway?
SF’s housing policy failure on full display this week
Plus: Limiting tax pass-throughs to tenants and a report card on the SFPD. That's The Agenda for Oct. 21-27
SF planners say 11-year-old data is just fine — and will never expire
Forget all the changes in the city since 2008; the Mission still has to live with an EIR from a bygone era. Forever.
Will the taxpayers bail out the Millennium Tower developer?
It appears that a big part of the settlement deal over the Leaning Tower of Soma will involve public money.
Massive new development would transform Dogpatch area
Lots of office space, hotel rooms, housing -- but how's it going to work without massive new investments in transit?
Planners keep wanting to streamline approvals for housing that won’t get built
Plus: The politics of the Rose Pak subway station and students get to weigh in on the D5 supes race. That's The Agenda for Aug. 18-25
Supes, under intense pressure from mayor, drop plan for homeless commission
Some progressives join move to delay a measure that all the service providers and advocates support, giving Breed more time to kill it, which she wants to do.
SF responds to climate crisis (but will anyone mention Uber?)
Plus: Helping small business -- and a massive project that will make the housing crisis worse (but is back by TMG Partners and Ron Conway). That's The Agenda for July 22-28