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‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

Tim Redmond - November 10, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014 -- Ricardo Escobar Lazamar, a student at Mexico City’s Universidad Autónoma de México, put down the protest...

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Facebook is messing with drag queens. Big mistake

Tim Redmond - September 12, 2014

By Tom Temprano Facebook is ruffling quite a few wigs this week after sending notices to a number of notable drag queens, who locally include...

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Tom’s Town: My Bay Marriage weekend

Tim Redmond - September 5, 2014

By Tom Temprano Last weekend I took a much-needed vacation to a place with warm weather, great food and friendly locals – Oakland! For those...

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The Karl Marx Tree: How Southern Pacific Railroad killed a socialist colony in the name of creating Yosemite National Park

Tim Redmond - August 27, 2014

By Marc Norton AUGUST 27, 2014 -- There has been considerable hoopla this summer around the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln putting his signature...

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Tom’s Town: The city, ten years back

Tim Redmond - August 26, 2014

By Tom Temprano Last week I celebrated the ten-year anniversary of my moving to San Francisco. A decade ago, at 18 years old, I enrolled...

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Uber whines about insurance rules that would level the playing field

Tim Redmond - August 12, 2014

By Tim Redmond AUGUST 12, 2014 -- If you believe a recent letter from Uber, a bill pending in the state Legislature would mandate that...

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The Wild West of zoning: Go ahead, create DNA-altered glow-in-the-dark roses in SoMa. Nobody’s watching.

Zelda Bronstein - July 11, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein In recent weeks 48 hills has revealed that the Planning Department’s lax enforcement of San Francisco’s zoning laws has allowed the illegal...

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The Airbnb files — how a friend of the mayor avoids law-enforcement

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 16, 2014 -- The San Francisco Chronicle has finally noticed that Airbnb is having a huge impact on housing in the...

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Election night was not good news for Chiu or Lee

Tim Redmond - June 4, 2014

By Tim Redmond JUNE 4, 2014 -- The big news from last night’s election is that there isn’t any big news. There were no surprises....

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City Beat: the gender of violence and Equal Writes

Tim Redmond - May 28, 2014

By Tim Redmond MAY 29, 2014 -- Local author Rebecca Solnit went on Democracy Now yesterday and made some critical points about the Isla Vista...

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‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

Facebook is messing with drag queens. Big mistake

Tom’s Town: My Bay Marriage weekend

The Karl Marx Tree: How Southern Pacific Railroad killed a socialist colony in the name of creating Yosemite National Park

Tom’s Town: The city, ten years back

Uber whines about insurance rules that would level the playing field

The Wild West of zoning: Go ahead, create DNA-altered glow-in-the-dark roses in SoMa. Nobody’s watching.

The Airbnb files — how a friend of the mayor avoids law-enforcement

Election night was not good news for Chiu or Lee

City Beat: the gender of violence and Equal Writes

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