Stories about Transportation
Giving the supes more investigative power …
... plus limiting corporate rentals and some oversight on the Right to Counsel law. That's The Agenda for Feb. 23-March 1.
It’s easy to find housing in SF — if you’re in the 1 percent
Lots of new high-end condos coming on the market for rich people, but the private market can't build anything for anyone else.
How corporate rentals are taking away rent-controlled housing
Planning Commission hearing sheds some light on the latest way landlords are making money by not renting to people who need a place to live in San Francisco.
Protesters shut down Wiener at SB50 press conference
Anti-displacement activists demand affordable housing and denounce private-market speculation.
Our top stories of 2019
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City College chancellor wants to reject emergency funding
Sup. Walton wants to allocate $2.7 million to avoid massive class cuts, but chancellor says there is 'no emergency.'
Investigation: Complaints cite racist, sexist harassment by Muni fare inspectors
More than 200 alarming reports of bad conduct by the inspectors appear in Muni records.
Deal with SF’s worst planning scofflaw goes forward with little public review
Legal settlement with Academy of Art University will have just one public hearing, and there's no way to appeal the EIR.
Is Mayor Breed planning more homeless sweeps?
A new, dystopian-sounding holiday program for 'clean streets' has advocates for homeless people nervous.
Breed refuses to sign housing bill
Haney's legislation charging developers for affordable housing will become law anyway -- but the mayor's message is stunning.