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Lessons From The Tenderloin

Lessons From The Tenderloin

By Eric Heilmann on August 26, 2023

Ascending the Civic Center / UN Plaza BART escalator, I thought I knew what to expect. As I arose, it was as if an eyedropper…

What’s Next? People’s Park and CEQA Reform

What’s Next? People’s Park and CEQA Reform

By Jack Galloway on May 21, 2023

The California Exodus Myth

The California Exodus Myth

By Jack Galloway on December 1, 2021

Who’s at People’s Park? Mutual Aid Networks on the Rise!

Who’s at People’s Park? Mutual Aid Networks on the Rise!

By Charles Paltzer on May 1, 2021

When Will California Legislation Catch Up to the Severity of Its Housing Crisis?

When Will California Legislation Catch Up to the Severity of Its Housing Crisis?

By Maya Cook on March 30, 2021

Tenants over Tents: Why Skid Row is Stuck in the Undertow

Tenants over Tents: Why Skid Row is Stuck in the Undertow

By Shraya Blaisdell on November 16, 2019

How Portland’s “Right to Return” is Indeed Right to Return Housing to the Underrepresented

How Portland’s “Right to Return” is Indeed Right to Return Housing to the Underrepresented

By Dhruv Mandal on June 1, 2018

To Segregate or Not to Segregate, that is (the Bay Area’s) Question

To Segregate or Not to Segregate, that is (the Bay Area’s) Question

By Lauren Glasby on April 17, 2018

The Rent Is Too Damn High: A Guide On What Not To Do When The Rent Is Just Too Damn High

Source: redalertpolitics.com

The Rent Is Too Damn High: A Guide On What Not To Do When The Rent Is Just Too Damn High

By Old Writer on April 5, 2018

America’s “Welfare State” Isn’t Faring Well: Misconceptions Surrounding America’s Homeless

America’s “Welfare State” Isn’t Faring Well: Misconceptions Surrounding America’s Homeless

By Dhruv Mandal on March 31, 2018

Zucchini-gate or Bust: Berkeley’s Battle for Affordable Housing

Zucchini-gate or Bust: Berkeley’s Battle for Affordable Housing

By Molly Kraus on October 31, 2017