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Corporate Democrats, nationally and at home

Tim Redmond - November 15, 2016

I am not an expert on national politics or the national Democratic Party. But I think at this point we ought to be able...

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Defending San Francisco values

Tim Redmond - November 13, 2016

You have to go back to 1972, and the landslide victory of Richard Nixon, to find a moment where so many people were so...

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Does California need to secede?

Tim Redmond - November 9, 2016

There was enough talk on Twitter this morning about California seceding from the United States to merit a story on CBS News. I don’t...

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Tech money and soda money

Tim Redmond - November 6, 2016

I just got a Facebook ad promoting Josh Arce for supervisor in District Nine. I suspect if you live in D1, D9, or D11...

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The Agenda, Oct. 10-17: Should we celebrate the Twitter tax break?

Tim Redmond - October 9, 2016

I am glad, I suppose, that there’s nice art coming to mid-Market to “spur curiosity and connection.” Five years after the Twitter tax break,...

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Obama’s supply-side toolkit attacks local housing policy

Calvin Welch - October 4, 2016

On September 27th the Obama administration released a "Housing Development Toolkit" promoting a deregulation program for market rate housing development at the local level....

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The D5 debate shows candidate differences

Tim Redmond - September 25, 2016

The District Five supes debate Thrusday night was packed, more than 400 people in the lower room at St. Mary’s Cathedral, absolutely standing-room only....

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The battle for Midtown: A community housing struggle

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - September 23, 2016

The weekly tenant meetings of the residents of Midtown Park Apartments at the corner of Geary and Divisadero always begin and end with a...

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Palo Alto and the tech shop of horrors

Zelda Bronstein - September 2, 2016

On August 10, Kate Vershov Downing, a 31-year-old intellectual-property lawyer, set the media aflutter when she posted on Medium a letter to the Palo...

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Supes vote to protect arts space after some disingenuous whining

Tim Redmond - August 3, 2016

The Board of Supes put a measure to protect artist workspace and blue-collar jobs on the ballot yesterday after a long discussion about why...

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Corporate Democrats, nationally and at home

Defending San Francisco values

Does California need to secede?

Tech money and soda money

The Agenda, Oct. 10-17: Should we celebrate the Twitter tax break?

Obama’s supply-side toolkit attacks local housing policy

The D5 debate shows candidate differences

The battle for Midtown: A community housing struggle

Palo Alto and the tech shop of horrors

Supes vote to protect arts space after some disingenuous whining

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