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News + Politics

Herrera moves to PUC, giving Breed a chance to appoint a new city attorney

Tim Redmond - April 26, 2021

Dramatic move could shake up local politics and impact public policy for years to come.

The Agenda

SF could have affordable Internet for everyone for $35 a resident

Tim Redmond - April 11, 2021

Why isn't the Breed Administration moving for municipal broadband? That's The Agenda for April 11-18

News + Politics

A call for the state to revoke PG&E’s license to sell power

Tom Molanphy - April 8, 2021

In the wake of more criminal charges, some say the PUC should end the private utility's role as the main energy provider in Northern California (paving the way for public power).

Culture

El Tecolote’s Radio Teco brings legendary neighborhood paper to podcast life

Caitlin Donohue - March 8, 2021

Legacy of community service continues with episodes on what it's like to get COVID, Central American art, more

News + Politics

The Ferris Wheel is about a lot more than some rides in the air

Tim Redmond - March 3, 2021

Chan, Peskin say any contract needs a vote of the board. The bigger issue is privatizing the parks.

News + Politics

SF moves a big step closer to a public bank

Tim Redmond - January 26, 2021

At least six supes on board with visionary plan that has never been done in a city.

News + Politics

Newsom budget hurts environmental justice programs

Jackie Blandón - January 17, 2021

Shouldn't utilities -- not communities of color -- be paying for better fire prevention?

Housing

The Agenda: State housing battle plays out before SF supes

Tim Redmond - September 13, 2020

Mar wants ABAG to recognize that SF has already approved more luxury housing that it needs.

News + Politics

SFPUC could be accepting PG&E’s nuclear energy

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2020

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is facing an unusual choice: PG&E wants to give the city’s clean-power agency $1.4 million worth of free...

Culture

How teachers leapt inequity hurdles when COVID shut schools

Emily Wilson - June 4, 2020

Reynaldo Dulaney, who teaches Ethnic Studies, Leadership, and Advanced Placement US History at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School, says the quick switch from teaching...

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Herrera moves to PUC, giving Breed a chance to appoint a new city attorney

SF could have affordable Internet for everyone for $35 a resident

A call for the state to revoke PG&E’s license to sell power

El Tecolote’s Radio Teco brings legendary neighborhood paper to podcast life

The Ferris Wheel is about a lot more than some rides in the air

SF moves a big step closer to a public bank

Newsom budget hurts environmental justice programs

The Agenda: State housing battle plays out before SF supes

SFPUC could be accepting PG&E’s nuclear energy

How teachers leapt inequity hurdles when COVID shut schools

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