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What the Keystone Pipeline delay really means

Tim Redmond - April 22, 2014

By John H. Cushman Jr APRIL 22, 2014 -- By delaying a final decision on the Keystone XL pipeline until Nebraska devises a legally...

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Politics on Tuesday: City College, Airbnb, and District 8

Marke B. - April 15, 2014

Will the mayor admit that the city attorney was right?Photo by Luke Thomas By Tim Redmond The accrediting commission that's been trying to shut down City...

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Why the private market can never solve SF’s housing crisis

Tim Redmond - April 14, 2014

By Tim Redmond April 14, 2014 -- We got a great lesson in the past 30 years or so of San Francisco political history at...

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Politics on Tuesday: Two big wins for tenants

Marke B. - April 8, 2014

Sups. London Breed (center) and Scott Wiener (right) ended up voting for the Campos bill after trying to amend it to create exemptions for...

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Tracking the oil money (and sleaze) in Sacramento

Marke B. - April 4, 2014

By Tim Redmond The three Democrats in the state Senate who are now on forcible leave and under legal clouds all took substantial amounts of...

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The Leland Yee arrest – and fallout

Marke B. - March 26, 2014

By Tim Redmond MARCH 26, 2014 -- The astonishing arrest of State Sen. Leland Yee on charges that include not just campaign-money corruption but conspiring...

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The SF Assembly race and affirmative action

Marke B. - March 20, 2014

By Tim Redmond MARCH 20, 2014 –A measure in the state Legislature that could end the ban on affirmative action at California public colleges and...

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City Beat: Police – and political — guilt and innocence

Marke B. - March 19, 2014

By Tim Redmond Oh, what fun to see the Police Officers Association sending out a solicitation that ends with the phrase: "Innocent until proven guilty." I'm...

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Politics on Tuesday: Poor landlords and the tax-break deficit

Marke B. - March 18, 2014

Sups. David Campos, Eric Mar and John Avalos lead a tenant rally at City Hall By Tim Redmond March 18, 2014 --The Chronicle didn't seem to...

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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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What the Keystone Pipeline delay really means

Politics on Tuesday: City College, Airbnb, and District 8

Why the private market can never solve SF’s housing crisis

Politics on Tuesday: Two big wins for tenants

Tracking the oil money (and sleaze) in Sacramento

The Leland Yee arrest – and fallout

The SF Assembly race and affirmative action

City Beat: Police – and political — guilt and innocence

Politics on Tuesday: Poor landlords and the tax-break deficit

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

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