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Housing

Building where 11 Chinese immigrants were evicted gets held to scrutiny

Tim Redmond - August 28, 2022

Planning Commission votes 4-1 to demand changes—and to keep track of the future use to prevent the place from getting flipped.

News + Politics

Evictions, displacement and a discretionary review on the edge of Chinatown

Tim Redmond - August 21, 2022

Plus: Will there be real civilian oversight of the Sheriff's Office? That's The Agenda for Aug. 21-28

Housing

Newsom wants to investigate SF’s housing crisis. Here’s where he could start.

Tim Redmond - August 11, 2022

A state review might want to evaluate the failures of the market and the lack of funding for affordable housing. Anyone think that will happen?

City Hall

Breed’s new Planning Commission nominee has little in the way of a political record

Tim Redmond - August 10, 2022

Mayor names an East Bay consultant who has very little record of any local activism on land-use issues.

News + Politics

Maybe the Mission Street vendors need an app

Tim Redmond - August 2, 2022

Big Tech gets to break the law with impunity; why not the folks on the street? Plus: The new DA's first weeks are a disaster, but the Chron doesn't seem to care.

Development

Mayor’s Office defies law on requiring maximum affordable housing

Tim Redmond - July 13, 2022

Hearing shows that Breed is willing to ignore legislation she wrote to give developers more benefits.

Development

Should gas stations be housing?

Tim Redmond - July 10, 2022

It's not as simple as it sounds. Plus: final City Charter amendments for the fall election. That's The Agenda for July 11-17

News + Politics

Scathing new city report repudiates Lee, Breed policies on Uber, Lyft

Tim Redmond - June 30, 2022

Planners say TNCs have caused terrible problems because the city didn't regulate them. Plus, on housing: It's capitalism, stupid.

Development

Major housing policy changes happening—but will they work?

Tim Redmond - June 28, 2022

Upzoning, a budget deal, competing visions of affordable housing—and a bit of reality about the current market.

News + Politics

Another ridiculous attack on SF progressives, this time by Nellie Bowles and The Atlantic

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2022

Excuse me, no: The city has not be destroyed by the left. How many times do we have to explain this?

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Building where 11 Chinese immigrants were evicted gets held to scrutiny

Evictions, displacement and a discretionary review on the edge of Chinatown

Newsom wants to investigate SF’s housing crisis. Here’s where he could start.

Breed’s new Planning Commission nominee has little in the way of a political record

Maybe the Mission Street vendors need an app

Mayor’s Office defies law on requiring maximum affordable housing

Should gas stations be housing?

Scathing new city report repudiates Lee, Breed policies on Uber, Lyft

Major housing policy changes happening—but will they work?

Another ridiculous attack on SF progressives, this time by Nellie Bowles and The Atlantic

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