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City Beat: Dissecting the mayor’s interview on KQED. Plus: Ammiano Clean Energy bill moves forward — and why does SF spend so much on...

Marke B. - April 21, 2014

By Tim Redmond APRIL 21, 2014 -- Mayor Ed Lee didn't really say anything new on KQED's Forum this morning, but he gave a few...

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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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Supervisors defy progessive community, approve Google Bus Project

Tim Redmond - April 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond APRIL 2, 2014 -- The San Francisco supervisors defied pretty much the entire progressive community last night and gave a green light...

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Tenants put landlord lawyers on notice for eviction

Marke B. - March 21, 2014

Time to go: Activists serve and eviction notice and offer services to a prominent landlord law firm. By Sara Bloomberg March 21, 2014 -- A bit...

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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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San Francisco or bust: Class war and why we need to stand and fight to save our city

Tim Redmond - March 14, 2014

(Editors Note: This is a speech delivered to a business conference on the “Mid-Market Transformation,” March 12, 2014) By David Talbot I want to talk about...

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Despite ‘Twitter’ tax breaks, tech firms do little for senior neighbors

Tim Redmond - March 11, 2014

Zendesk launched Link-SF, a database of resouces for homeless and low-income residents accessible from mobile devices, at a press event last week. Featured from...

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The Cove of Weepers: Why San Francisco has often had good reason to be nervous about new arrivals

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2014

By Rebecca Solnit “In the past, it was racists and homophobes who attacked newcomers to San Francisco. Today, anti-tech activists are promoting a new nativism,...

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Politics on Tuesday: Yee cancels fundraiser at Ellis-eviction law office

Marke B. - March 4, 2014

By Tim Redmond MARCH 4, 2014 -- With little fanfare, State Sen. Leland Yee, who is running for Secretary of State, has apparently cancelled a...

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City Beat: Dissecting the mayor’s interview on KQED. Plus: Ammiano Clean Energy bill moves forward — and why does SF spend so much on...

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

Supervisors defy progessive community, approve Google Bus Project

Tenants put landlord lawyers on notice for eviction

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

San Francisco or bust: Class war and why we need to stand and fight to save our city

Despite ‘Twitter’ tax breaks, tech firms do little for senior neighbors

The Cove of Weepers: Why San Francisco has often had good reason to be nervous about new arrivals

Politics on Tuesday: Yee cancels fundraiser at Ellis-eviction law office

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