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Solar power isn’t green? PG&E scam heads to the November ballot

Tim Redmond - July 8, 2015

Despite last-minute efforts, a misleading measure seeking to undermine clean public power is going to the voters. Will the mayor help defeat it? By Tim...

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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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PG&E Scam warning

Tim Redmond - June 28, 2015

That ballot measure gathering signatures for "clean power" is actually an attack on CleanPowerSF, sponsored by PG&E allies By Tim Redmond JUNE 29, 2105 – There...

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The Agenda, May 26-31: Round One in the Mission Moratorium battle

Tim Redmond - May 25, 2015

Democratic Party will debate the issue; expect fireworks. Plus: Public hearings are part of civic life. Get used to it. By Tim Redmond MAY 26, 2015...

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Ethics reform: Going after Astroturf lobbyists

Tim Redmond - April 26, 2015

Friends of Ethics wants to close a loophole in the disclosure laws By Larry Bush APRIL 27, 2015 -- It’s not just true of sports that...

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Can Mayor Lee really stand up to PG&E?

Tim Redmond - February 1, 2015

There's no way to have civil consensus with the private utility and still make CleanPowerSF work By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 2, 2015 – It’s odd when...

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London Breed easily elected board president

Tim Redmond - January 8, 2015

By Tim Redmond JANUARY 8, 2014 – By the time the supervisors gathered for the ceremony of swearing in the new board, it was pretty...

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Public power in SF: How far we have come

Tim Redmond - December 1, 2014

By Tim Redmond DECEMBER 2, 2014 -- In the spring of 1970, when activists and political leaders around the country were planning the first Earth...

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Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Tim Redmond - November 23, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 24, 2014 – The first baby steps toward public power in San Francisco continue to move forward – but the mayor...

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Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

Tim Redmond - October 21, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 21, 2014 – Senator Dianne Feinstein, who hasn’t made a habit of getting involved in local politics of late, threw a...

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Solar power isn’t green? PG&E scam heads to the November ballot

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

PG&E Scam warning

The Agenda, May 26-31: Round One in the Mission Moratorium battle

Ethics reform: Going after Astroturf lobbyists

Can Mayor Lee really stand up to PG&E?

London Breed easily elected board president

Public power in SF: How far we have come

Public power moves forward at City Hall. What will the mayor do now?

Politics on Tuesday: Feinstein joins Airbnb opponents — but the bill gets final approval anyway. Plus: When is a campaign consultant a lobbyist? And...

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