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The Agenda

The price of Ellis Act speculation, and how SF can help tenants survive it

Tim Redmond - May 15, 2022

Plus: How is the city going to meet its state-mandate affordable housing goals? That's The Agenda for May 16-22

Housing

City report shows that upzoning neighborhoods won’t create more affordable housing

Tim Redmond - April 28, 2022

In fact, eliminating single-family zoning won't create much new housing at all.

News + Politics

Cars, bikes—and equity—as supes consider road closure in Golden Gate Park

Tim Redmond - April 24, 2022

Plus: Is the board ready to end single-family housing in San Francisco? That's The Agenda for April 25-May 1

News + Politics

The new supes districts: How you can weigh in

Tim Redmond - March 20, 2022

Plus: The future of Amazon's SF distribution center—and why Newsom is all wrong about the state's surplus and gas prices. That's The Agenda for March 21-27

Development

The Treasure Island toll is regressive, pointless—and still somehow alive

Tim Redmond - March 13, 2022

The developers got a sweet deal, and now want to make low-income residents pay for the ferry service they need to sell high-end condos.

Housing

Demolitions, speculation—and maybe not that much new housing anyway

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2022

Remarkable honesty at a supes hearing shows the actual impact of ending single-family zoning in San Francisco.

Housing

Does the end of single-family zoning mean the beginning of demolitions?

Tim Redmond - March 6, 2022

A measure that would profoundly change neighborhood zoning in SF could lead to a lot of existing housing getting torn down. That's The Agenda for March 7-13

The Agenda

Supes to look at closing the ‘group housing’ developer loophole

Tim Redmond - February 27, 2022

Plus: Does the city need to regulate street vendors—and how should the city regulate Recology? That's The Agenda for Feb. 28-March 6

Labor

The end of mask mandates at Warriors games threatens workers

Marc Norton - February 14, 2022

18,000 unmasked fans at Chase Center? What about the people who have to go to work there?

City Hall

Supes grill PG&E exec on how the company is holding SF hostage

Tim Redmond - February 3, 2022

The company is basically saying 'Screw You' to the city, and is unapologetic about wanting to block SF from using its own clean public power.

Tagged with: Transportation

The price of Ellis Act speculation, and how SF can help tenants survive it

City report shows that upzoning neighborhoods won’t create more affordable housing

Cars, bikes—and equity—as supes consider road closure in Golden Gate Park

The new supes districts: How you can weigh in

The Treasure Island toll is regressive, pointless—and still somehow alive

Demolitions, speculation—and maybe not that much new housing anyway

Does the end of single-family zoning mean the beginning of demolitions?

Supes to look at closing the ‘group housing’ developer loophole

The end of mask mandates at Warriors games threatens workers

Supes grill PG&E exec on how the company is holding SF hostage

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