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.
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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.
Big Data And Council Updates
In Which: HPD locker room project grows, Commissioner Stevens loves tax revenue and data centers, and Some Commissioners fear making big money decisions.
HARD Parks and HUSD Budgets
In Which: The Bidwell Park project starts moving forward, HUSD reaches out about their budget woes, and Trustees fret over Survey perceptions.
Election Updates Round 2
In Which: Bruckner-Carrillo moves up the pack in the HUSD race, Reynoso is close to striking out, and I recommend some free ebooks.
Is The Election Over Yet?
In Which: California tries to keep slavery, The Real Estate lobby manages painfully big victories, and Local races have startling initial results.
What Happens After Tonight?
In Which: Limits of voting are outlined, Knowing your neighbors is political, and Making change takes a lot of time and work--but not as much as you might think.