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48 Hills’ top 10 news stories in March

Lots of Mission action, clubs vs. condos, a Bernal Heights eviction, sex worker fight, and more -- a list of our most popular news...

Clubs vs. condos: Landmark nightlife legislation moves forward

Proposed regulations put onus on builders to disclose nearby nightlife venues to prospective tenants.  By Marke B. MARCH 24, 2015 -- Last week, about 50 nightlife...

Show us the money

Or rather, developers should show us how much they're going to make on a  project -- and then we can talk about fair affordable...

The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

The week ahead also includes an important discussion over whether "live-work" lofts can be converted to normal dwellings without paying affordable housing fees By Tim...

Voters don’t like mayor’s approach to development

Majority disapproves of the way Lee handles growth and development -- and a strong majority supports a moratorium on market-rate housing in the Mission By...

New poll shows Ammiano ahead 2-1 in state Senate race

Former Assembly member, who hasn't announced whether he's running, would lead Sup. Scott Wiener by 42-21. Without Ammiano, Wiener is in a close race...

Here’s what the private housing market creates

Turn 12 high-end units into two billionaire penthouses? Sure -- that's what the "market" wants.  While we continue to fight over whether there ought to...

What’s ‘success’ mean in the Mission? First, an end to the evictions

Large crowd at the Chron's Mission Forum makes it clear that protecting existing residents and businesses is the top priority -- and that might...

The Agenda: Feb. 23-March2

Stopping the loss of housing in Mid-Market, a new special trustee (why?) for City College -- and Scott Wiener v. Willie Brown on the...

A moratorium on luxury housing makes sense in the Mission

 There's nothing crazy about the idea that too many high-end condos can ruin a working-class neighborhood.  By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 19, 2015 – The developers and...