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The first salvo in the mayor’s race is a superPAC attack ad

Tim Redmond - February 5, 2018

If the first political ad of the 2018 mayor’s race is any indication, this is going to get ugly, fast. The ad put out by...

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The Agenda: Ron Conway gets his way

Tim Redmond - January 15, 2018

Two of the leading candidates for mayor told me this week that they think something went very wrong with the Planning Department’s decision to...

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Key rent control bill dies in Assembly committee

Tim Redmond - January 11, 2018

The effort to allow cities to impose effective rent controls failed in a state Assembly committee today after two Democrats refused to vote for...

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The Agenda, Jan 8-16: A critical rent-control vote, and the power struggle at City Hall

Tim Redmond - January 7, 2018

The most important and dramatic change in state rent control law in 20 years is up for its first hearing at a state Assembly...

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Some sunshine for the mayor-go-round

Tim Redmond - December 27, 2017

If we can say anything about the process for choosing the person who will run San Francisco’s executive branch for the next five months,...

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The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Tim Redmond - December 12, 2017

It was very strange to go to the Board of Supes Question Time today and not see Ed Lee. I’ve concluded that under Lee, the...

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Transportation, housing, criminal justice, and climate change. That’s ….

Tim Redmond - September 4, 2017

The national news media still seems to be talking about the relatively minor incidents of violence in Berkeley when the white supremacists came to...

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Transit, housing, criminal justice and climate change. That’s …

Tim Redmond - September 4, 2017

The national news media still seems to be talking about the relatively minor incidents of violence in Berkeley when the white supremacists came to...

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The real story behind the D8 fundraising reports

Tim Redmond - August 2, 2017

The Chron announced this morning the “winners” in the campaign fundraising races for 2018 and 2019, after the candidates filed their July 31 six-month...

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Democrat who blocked single-payer gets big money from insurance industry

Tim Redmond - June 26, 2017

State Assembly Speaker Rendon, who is blocking single-payer health care in the state, has received more than $700,000 in campaign money from the insurance...

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The first salvo in the mayor’s race is a superPAC attack ad

The Agenda: Ron Conway gets his way

Key rent control bill dies in Assembly committee

The Agenda, Jan 8-16: A critical rent-control vote, and the power struggle at City Hall

Some sunshine for the mayor-go-round

The next mayor may serve for 10 years. And candidates have 27 days to decide

Transportation, housing, criminal justice, and climate change. That’s ….

Transit, housing, criminal justice and climate change. That’s …

The real story behind the D8 fundraising reports

Democrat who blocked single-payer gets big money from insurance industry

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