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The big money in the major SF races

Tim Redmond - November 3, 2019

The San Francisco Chronicle finally got around to covering the story about Sup. Vallie Brown evicting tenants last week, almost three weeks after SF...

News + Politics

For unhoused people, every day is an emergency

Tiny - October 31, 2019

“We can’t take all that shit with us in this one hefty bag…” “But mama, this is my favorite pair of jeans.” “I don’t give a...

News + Politics

As the fires rage and the blackouts continue, Newsom ducks

Tim Redmond - October 28, 2019

Gov. Gavin Newsom is sounding all harsh and tough toward PG&E as Northern California burns out of control again and the blackouts continue. At a...

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Guess who’s a lawyer for the city’s worst planning scofflaw? (Hint: He writes for the Chron)

Tim Redmond - October 27, 2019

The City Attorney’s Office and the Planning Department just released some details of the legal settlement between the city and the Academy of Art...

News + Politics

The big missing story on the power outages

Tim Redmond - October 9, 2019

I am a longtime critic of the SF Chronicle, so let me take a second to say this: As the crisis of power outages...

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Outside money starts to pour into D5 supe race

Tim Redmond - September 17, 2019

The big outside money is starting to flow into the District 5 supes race. We heard last week that someone was paying for a poll...

News + Politics

Behind the big money influencing City Hall

Haley Keizur - September 15, 2019

Lobbyists spent more than $12 million seeking to influence San Francisco City Hall in just the first six months of 2019, according to a...

News + Politics

SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense

Tim Redmond - September 9, 2019

It has been, my former colleague Savannah Blackwell reminds me, 50 years (and a few months) since the Bay Guardian first published a story...

News + Politics

Massive new development would transform Dogpatch area

Tim Redmond - September 2, 2019

The SF Planning Commission will consider Thursday/5 the first steps toward approving a massive new development in Dogpatch, one of the biggest single projects...

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After 50 years, SF poised to move on public power

Tim Redmond - July 28, 2019

The Chron kicked off the annual media week of stories on homelessness Sunday with a long, detailed, Q&A – readers submitted questions, and Editor...

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The big money in the major SF races

For unhoused people, every day is an emergency

As the fires rage and the blackouts continue, Newsom ducks

Guess who’s a lawyer for the city’s worst planning scofflaw? (Hint: He writes for the Chron)

The big missing story on the power outages

Outside money starts to pour into D5 supe race

Behind the big money influencing City Hall

SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense

Massive new development would transform Dogpatch area

After 50 years, SF poised to move on public power

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