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The attack on SoMa, part two: Why is this happening, anyway?

Zelda Bronstein - March 3, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein In a story that’s become somewhat legendary of late, David Talbot, founder of Salon.com, asked whether San Francisco could survive the tech...

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How SF Weekly and C.W. Nevius got the tech protests all wrong

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2014

Actually, protests are good. And they work. By Tim Redmond FEB. 24, 2014 -- I don’t have any bad feelings for SF Weekly these days. The...

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Ellis Act reform effort starts in Sacramento

Tim Redmond - February 21, 2014

By Tim Redmond FEB 21, 2014 -- Efforts to reform the Ellis Act -- one of the key demands of the tenant rally this week...

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At a half-million bucks to build one unit, how is the market ever going to solve SF’s housing problem?

Marke B. - February 16, 2014

By Tim Redmond There are two interesting articles in the latest Urbanist, a magazine published by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association –...

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The big real-estate money in SF politics

Tim Redmond - February 12, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham The tech boom has made San Francisco's real estate the most expensive in the nation. Tech companies, from startups to Fortune...

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Fighting evictions – at all levels

Marke B. - February 5, 2014

By Tim Redmond Jeremy Mykaels is still in his home. And that's very good news. The longtime Castro resident who is living with AIDS – and...

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Sue Hestor’s birthday and a lesson in SF environmental history

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond I sat next to Sup. David Campos Saturday at the celebration of Sue Hestor's 70th birthday, and at one point he looked...

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Tom’s Town: Pass the Pipe, Ed

Tim Redmond - January 31, 2014

By Tom Temprano Mayor Ed Lee and his Department of Public Health have been exercising poor etiquette in their refusal to pass the pipe over...

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The attack on Soma: City wants to create a new downtown, wiping out culture and thousands of blue-collar jobs

Zelda Bronstein - January 30, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein (first of a series on South of Market development) Four years ago, Donny Beckwith lived and worked in San Francisco. He and his...

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Tom’s Town: Back at the BART Board

Tim Redmond - January 23, 2014

By Tom Temprano Even though workers and management at BART have settled on a new contract, it appears that Rail Rage will continue here in...

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The attack on SoMa, part two: Why is this happening, anyway?

How SF Weekly and C.W. Nevius got the tech protests all wrong

Ellis Act reform effort starts in Sacramento

At a half-million bucks to build one unit, how is the market ever going to solve SF’s housing problem?

The big real-estate money in SF politics

Fighting evictions – at all levels

Sue Hestor’s birthday and a lesson in SF environmental history

Tom’s Town: Pass the Pipe, Ed

The attack on Soma: City wants to create a new downtown, wiping out culture and thousands of blue-collar jobs

Tom’s Town: Back at the BART Board

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