Sewer Bills And Tenant Relocation In Which: Sewer bills are set to increase to save the Bay, I talk about Nitrogen and algal blooms, and Tenants will have an easier time escaping bad housing.
It's Just How Politics Works In Which: Official recordings are lost, Changes are suggested for the CSC, and Councilmember Goldstein says the quiet part out loud.
Labor, Students, and Trains In Which: SEIU Clerical calls out broken promises, Capitol Corridor changes rankles Mayor Salinas, And Syrop is concerned about overcomplicated projects.
City Council Settles On A Map In Which: Councilmember Syrop modifies a map. Members of the public complain about the process. And Mayor Salinas comments on Asian participation.
Digging Deep Into Draft Maps In Which: I tell the story of Demographics tables. I explain what these maps could mean for current Councilmembers. And I interviewed for the Planning Commission.
District Maps And Reflections In Which: City Draft District Maps are revealed. The Herald Celebrates its first birthday. And I muse about the future of the Herald.
Sectioning The Community Ain't Easy In Which: A resident pitches a wild idea just for fun. Councilmembers move boundaries in their own neighborhoods. And HARD Draft Maps are revealed.