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What the teachers' strike taught us
The union won, and the mayor was clueless.
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Friday's action is more than a general strike
If it sounds like the city's tax system is a bit of a mess, that's because it is
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A challenge to Lurie and the billionaires: I've got a fair tax proposal. What's yours?
If it sounds like the city's tax system is a bit of a mess, that's because it is
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Crime is no longer the defining political issue in cities
Tracking a shift toward affordability and development with the three Congressional candidates
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It's austerity time again
Why don't the billionaires ever have to 'tighten their belts' for the budget?
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A behemoth rises in the Marina
How a planned high-rise on a Safeway site could influence the race for Congress
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Barcelona bans Airbnb—and rents are going down
European city takes decisive action—can SF do the same?
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The death of Kitkat—and the future of Waymo
A beloved neighborhood pet was run over by an autonomous car, creating outrage.
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The 'private sector' mayor is having trouble adjusting to the public sector
A group of advocates called SaveSFParks is organizing to restore some balance to Golden Gate Park.
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Controlling private profit in the public parks
A group of advocates called SaveSFParks is organizing to restore some balance to Golden Gate Park.
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Can a boycott force Airbnb to pay its taxes?
If enough people delete the app, it will have a huge impact and go down as another successful labor boycott. But are there enough people in SF who think the rich have too much power, and are willing to stay in union hotels for a while, to bring Airbnb to the table?
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Can the supes block Nancy Tung appointment to the Airport Commission as ICE is running wild?
Maybe not -- but one member can call for a public hearing