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For homeless people, normal life becomes ‘dangerous’

Tiny - June 28, 2016

Editor's note: News media all over San Francisco are writing about homelessness this week. We though we could offer a very different perspective. Our...

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Why are so many people homeless in SF?

Tim Redmond - June 27, 2016

Editors note: The SF Chronicle is leading an effort to get local news media to report on homelessness this week. We are happy to...

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Liberals — except when it comes home

Tim Redmond - April 5, 2016

My old boss, Bruce Brugmann, who ran the Bay Guardian, told me early on in my career that you could tell the real politics...

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Why the Chron is SO wrong about an eviction

Tim Redmond - October 27, 2015

Duboce Triangle artist isn't at fault here, no matter what C.W. Nevus says -- and tenants actually have a right to stay in their...

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The supersizing of Soma

Tim Redmond - September 2, 2015

Massive Fifth and Mission project could lead to massive displacement. Does the Chronicle remember the I-Hotel? By Tony Robles SEPTEMBER 2, 2015 -- August 4th marked...

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Stuck on dumb: A failure of SF homeless policy

Tim Redmond - August 19, 2015

Five years later, evidence shows that the twin pillars of the Newsom Administration -- the Sit/Lie law and the closure of the Haight Ashbury...

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The press whips up toxic anti-immigrant madness

Tim Redmond - July 7, 2015

Even in SF, reporters are leaping on the bandwagon, blaming a very reasonable city policy for a tragic murder By Tim Redmond JULY 7, 2015 –...

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Can we save newspaper archives — and history?

Tim Redmond - October 16, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 16, 2014 – The owners of the Bay Guardian, who shut the paper down Monday, have at least gotten one message:...

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Why consumers – and tenants – should be happy about the Leno cell-phone bill victory

Tim Redmond - May 11, 2014

State Sen. Mark Leno's cell phone bill could be a sign that Ellis Act reform is also possible. By Tim Redmond MAY 12, 2014 – The...

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Sacramento control: How the state could keep City College under its thumb for years to come

Tim Redmond - January 17, 2014

By Ann Clark On January 4, 2014, the news media in San Francisco reported the threat of closing City College of San Francisco is temporarily...

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For homeless people, normal life becomes ‘dangerous’

Why are so many people homeless in SF?

Liberals — except when it comes home

Why the Chron is SO wrong about an eviction

The supersizing of Soma

Stuck on dumb: A failure of SF homeless policy

The press whips up toxic anti-immigrant madness

Can we save newspaper archives — and history?

Why consumers – and tenants – should be happy about the Leno cell-phone bill victory

Sacramento control: How the state could keep City College under its thumb for years to come

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