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Behind the “protest” at the Examiner

Tim Redmond - July 29, 2015

Was the point to complain about the politics of a story -- or about a reporter calling out a politician? By Tim Redmond JULY 29, 2015...

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Democratic Party buckles on police reform

Tim Redmond - July 23, 2015

Modest resolution from Racial Justice Committee defeated by last-minute "substitution" that only praises the SFPD By Tim Redmond JULY 23, 2105 – Hene Kelly, a longtime...

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A map of our vanishing public space

Marke B. - July 10, 2015

Anti-Eviction Mapping Project's latest interactive visualization details the attack on SF's fragile commons. By Marke B. JULY 10, 2015 -- "We knew from Google Bus protest...

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The Agenda, July 6-12: A terrible killing becomes a political attack on immigrants …

Tim Redmond - July 5, 2015

... plus Uber and traffic, and a bill that would help public power by making PG&E's fossil-fuel and nuclear mix more expensive By Tim Redmond JULY...

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Supes decide that more cops are the answer to crime

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2015

Despite evidence, the board votes 6-5 to link police staffing to population By Tim Redmond JUNE 24, 2015 – The Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to...

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Could Richmond be a model for police reform?

Tim Redmond - January 22, 2015

By Brett Murphy Ed. Note: In the past decade, the police department in Richmond, Calif. has undergone a dramatic transformation. Spearheaded by an openly-gay and white...

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96 Hours of protests start with Black Lives Matter actions in SF, Oakland

Tim Redmond - January 16, 2015

By Julia Carrie Wong JANUARY 16, 2015 -- While protesters banged spoons on BART cars and shut down stations in San Francisco, another action was...

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City beat: parking spaces for sale and mandatory jail time for sex workers

Tim Redmond - June 23, 2014

The city attorney is going after an app that auctions off parking spaces. Photo by Luke Thomas/Fog City Journal By Tim Redmond JUNE 23, 2014 --...

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Herrera goes after landlords, but what about airbnb?

Marke B. - April 24, 2014

By Tim Redmond Dennis Herrera has filed suit against two landlords who he says have illegally evicted tenants and turned rental housing into hotel rooms....

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The battle of 16th and Mission: Inside the campaign to “clean up” the plaza and build luxury housing

Tim Redmond - March 18, 2014

By Julia Carrie Wong MARCH 18, 2014 -- Laura Guzman, the director of homeless services for Mission Neighborhood Health Center, had the question that was...

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Behind the “protest” at the Examiner

Democratic Party buckles on police reform

A map of our vanishing public space

The Agenda, July 6-12: A terrible killing becomes a political attack on immigrants …

Supes decide that more cops are the answer to crime

Could Richmond be a model for police reform?

96 Hours of protests start with Black Lives Matter actions in SF, Oakland

City beat: parking spaces for sale and mandatory jail time for sex workers

Herrera goes after landlords, but what about airbnb?

The battle of 16th and Mission: Inside the campaign to “clean up” the plaza and build luxury housing

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