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Marching on Maximus

Tim Redmond - June 24, 2015

Why did ParkMerced get rid of union workers? Why should the city approve a Park Merced investors's project in the Mission? Demonstrators made the...

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The Agenda, June 22-28: Housing bonds, the cost of more cops, the cost of growth ….

Tim Redmond - June 21, 2015

... And some highlights of Pride Weekend -- a guide to the upcoming week in politics By Tim Redmond JUNE 22, 2015 – Like developers, mayors...

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Deal saves Mission art space — but at what cost?

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2015

Developer will relocate InnerMission -- but will still demolish precious industrial space in the name of luxury housing By Steven T. Jones JUNE 18, 2015 --...

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Fifth and Mission adds affordable housing — but nowhere near enough

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2015

Let's take a look at the numbers -- which show that even 33 percent on a big commercial project doesn't mitigate the damage By Tim...

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The Agenda, June 15-21: Destroying culture for condos

Tim Redmond - June 14, 2015

Plus: Uber's hypocrisy, the school assignment system -- and George Soros on capitalism JUNE 15, 2015 – A plan that would wipe out five buildings...

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The Agenda: Moratorium at the Board, pricey SROs at Planning

Tim Redmond - May 31, 2015

Plus: Some crucial campaign-reform issues -- and what will be the fate of the Ethics Commission? (UPDATED) By Tim Redmond JUNE 1, 2015 – The vocal...

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SF Democratic Party votes against the Mission

Tim Redmond - May 27, 2015

County committee rejects community call for a break in runaway development By Tim Redmond MAY 28, 2015 – As if there were any doubt left, the...

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Political notebook: Peskin files first

Tim Redmond - May 21, 2015

Plus: Text messages and public records -- and why is Ed Lee headlining the City College commencement? By Tim Redmond MAY 22, 2015 – Former Sup....

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Can SF ever enforce its own zoning laws?

Zelda Bronstein - May 21, 2015

The story of 660 Third Street is a case study in how property owners seem to think they can violate the rules at will,...

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Welcome to the strange world of Airbnb logic

Tim Redmond - May 18, 2015

Nothing makes sense -- except the billions that company is reaping by avoiding local regulations By Tim Redmond MAY 18, 2015 – The City Planning Department...

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