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Why teachers protested the Google buses

Tim Redmond - February 11, 2015

Suddenly, a neighborhood parking area becomes a tech bus stop -- with no notice or input. Where will this happen next? By Erin McElroy and...

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A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

Zelda Bronstein - February 8, 2015

SFBARF is getting a lot of press for a theory -- build and build and build and housing prices will come down -- that...

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Don’t be a Stanford asshole

Tim Redmond - January 26, 2015

David Talbot talks about different world visions for young educated workers from The Farm. JANUARY 26, 2015 -- Editor’s note: Early Sunday morning, I made...

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Politics on Tuesday: A victory for sunlight. Plus the politics of the new board committees

Tim Redmond - January 19, 2015

Parks panel -- finally -- shuts down a project that violates Prop. K. Breed appointments reflect moderate trend on the board By Tim Redmond JANUARY 20,...

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Tom’s Town: Who is running for supervisor?

Tim Redmond - January 15, 2015

By Tom Temprano JANUARY 16, 2015 -- San Francisco’s politicos and journalists are very clearly abuzz with speculation and rumors about the 2015 supervisorial race...

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SF Weekly editor fired as paper reportedly shifts more to entertainment

Tim Redmond - January 14, 2015

By Tim Redmond JANUARY 14 -- The longtime editor of SF Weekly was just fired in a move that suggests the Canadian owners want more...

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Watch out for Wiener: The Scott Wiener for Senate campaign is well under way

Tim Redmond - January 14, 2015

But progressives are confident that he will have a serious challenger By Tim Redmond JANUARY 15, 2015 – C.W. Nevius called me yesterday. Yeah, the Chron...

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SF Democratic Party (again) shifts to the moderate side — a wakeup call for progressives

Tim Redmond - January 11, 2015

By Tim Redmond JANUARY 12, 2015 – Most of the time, electing San Francisco delegates to the California Democratic Convention is a pretty low-key affair....

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Mayor’s District 3 appointment shows he’s fully on the side of the developers and big money

Tim Redmond - January 7, 2015

By Tim Redmond JANUARY 7, 2014 – Well, now at least we know where the mayor stands. No more consensus or compromise: The appointment of Julie...

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What’s really behind Obama’s Cuba move

Tim Redmond - December 22, 2014

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson DECEMBER 23, 2014 -- There were two big takeaways from President Obama’s Cuban opening. The first is obvious. After 55 years...

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Why teachers protested the Google buses

A new pro-growth group takes on the politics of housing

Don’t be a Stanford asshole

Politics on Tuesday: A victory for sunlight. Plus the politics of the new board committees

Tom’s Town: Who is running for supervisor?

SF Weekly editor fired as paper reportedly shifts more to entertainment

Watch out for Wiener: The Scott Wiener for Senate campaign is well under way

SF Democratic Party (again) shifts to the moderate side — a wakeup call for progressives

Mayor’s District 3 appointment shows he’s fully on the side of the developers and big money

What’s really behind Obama’s Cuba move

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