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At 16th and Mission, collective housing must go — but tech offices can stay?

Tim Redmond - March 11, 2015

Mission landlord wants to evict Station 40 -- but he's got a tech office in the same building, which is not zoned for office...

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The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

Tim Redmond - March 8, 2015

The week ahead also includes an important discussion over whether "live-work" lofts can be converted to normal dwellings without paying affordable housing fees By Tim...

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In the Mission, a developer forum becomes a vocal protest

Tim Redmond - March 4, 2015

More than 300 people pack community meeting to oppose 16th and Mission project By Tim Redmond MARCH 4, 2105 – Seth Mallen, executive vice president of...

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Lawsuit seeks to throw out laws against sex work

Tim Redmond - March 3, 2015

Does the right to privacy include the right to have consensual sex -- for money? A federal court is going to get to decide By...

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Tom’s Town: Why we need late-night transit

Tim Redmond - February 26, 2015

By Tom Temprano FEBRUARY 27, 2015 -- I took a trip to New York for Valentines Day and much of my time there was spent...

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In Richmond, a battle over a council seat — and the role of grassroots groups

Tim Redmond - February 24, 2015

Should four members of a community-based organization control the City Council? Why is that so frightening? By Tim Redmond FEBRUARY 24, 2015 – The Richmond City...

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Workers at Macy’s fear new electronic scheduling

Tim Redmond - February 22, 2015

Worries at unionized store about software, instead of people, telling employees when to come to work By Chloe Johnson FEBRUARY 23, 2015 -- Macy’s in San...

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There was never an “anti-tech” movement in SF

Tim Redmond - February 17, 2015

The protests aren't about technology -- they're about displacement, economic inequality, and bad corporate behavior. And they are part of a long political legacy By...

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The Crappie Awards highlight the worst in tech

Tim Redmond - February 6, 2015

While the rich and their acolytes celebrated at Davies Hall, the fun was outside on the streets By Calindra Revier February 6, 2015 – As the...

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Chevron and big ag are irrigating crops with oil wastewater

Tim Redmond - February 2, 2015

Oil company says the 'recycled' waste is perfectly safe. When have we heard that before? By Marc Norton FEBRUARY 3, 2015 -- The San Francisco Chronicle...

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At 16th and Mission, collective housing must go — but tech offices can stay?

The Agenda, March 7-12: Newsom’s failures, inside and outside politics, PG&E and Ed Lee’s lobbyist donors

In the Mission, a developer forum becomes a vocal protest

Lawsuit seeks to throw out laws against sex work

Tom’s Town: Why we need late-night transit

In Richmond, a battle over a council seat — and the role of grassroots groups

Workers at Macy’s fear new electronic scheduling

There was never an “anti-tech” movement in SF

The Crappie Awards highlight the worst in tech

Chevron and big ag are irrigating crops with oil wastewater

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