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Puff: From Peron to Prop. 64

Dan Karkoska - April 3, 2018

PUFF History was made in the Castro on a bench at Cafe Flore in 1974. Dennis Peron shared a joint with Mary Jane Rathburn...

News + Politics

The flaws in Stanford’s anti-rent-control study

Tim Redmond - March 13, 2018

Economists who believe in free-market solutions generally don’t like rent control, because – by definition – it distorts the market. So we’ve seen a...

News + Politics

Hearing on Wiener housing bill points to the roots of this crisis

Tim Redmond - March 12, 2018

Most of the time, when San Francisco supervisors ask the board to weigh in on a state or federal issue, it’s just an agenda...

Campaign Trail

Campaign trail: A path for SF Dems to endorse Kim and Leno?

Tim Redmond - February 26, 2018

I may have been wrong about my assessment of the SF Democratic Party and the mayor’s race. If the strategy of the Mark Leno and...

News + Politics

Explosive debate finally shows the candidates as they are

Tim Redmond - February 25, 2018

The best and most revealing mayoral debate so far – because it was an actual debate – took place last week at the Potrero...

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EXCLUSIVE: Tenants living in squalid conditions in building owned by SF’s largest landlord

Sana Saleem - January 25, 2018

Fe Soledad’s day begins with making sure her son Vincent is ready to go to school before she heads off to work. Everything needs...

News + Politics

Ed Lee’s development legacy and the end of ‘balanced growth’

Calvin Welch - January 7, 2018

There is one defining fact about Ed Lee's years as mayor that has been missed in all that has been written about his legacy:...

News + Politics

What the new mayor’s race poll really shows

Tim Redmond - January 4, 2018

The first poll on the 2018 mayor’s race offers some surprises – and a lot of information that is really not surprising. I’ve obtained a...

News + Politics

Chiang wants to be governor, but is a bit vague on some key issues

Tim Redmond - December 8, 2017

State Treasurer John Chiang brought his campaign for governor to San Francisco today, and in front of a fairly modest media crowd accepted the...

News + Politics

Why workers had to strike in Oakland

Tim Redmond - December 7, 2017

I shouldn’t be surprised that the mainstream East Bay news media are, to say the least, unsympathetic toward the Oakland city workers’ strike. The...

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Puff: From Peron to Prop. 64

The flaws in Stanford’s anti-rent-control study

Hearing on Wiener housing bill points to the roots of this crisis

Campaign trail: A path for SF Dems to endorse Kim and Leno?

Explosive debate finally shows the candidates as they are

EXCLUSIVE: Tenants living in squalid conditions in building owned by SF’s largest landlord

Ed Lee’s development legacy and the end of ‘balanced growth’

What the new mayor’s race poll really shows

Chiang wants to be governor, but is a bit vague on some key issues

Why workers had to strike in Oakland

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