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Good afternoon!
The state Democratic Party narrowly voted to support the upcoming billionaire tax measure—but it seems that many in the moderate-controlled San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee don’t agree. Junyao Yang reports that the DCCC changed its bylaws in order to be able to break with the state party.
In other election news, Marina Newman asks the candidates for supervisor in District 10 about the city’s ban on RVs.
For back story, read our reporting on what happened to RV dwellers after their homes were towed.
And see Oscar Palma‘s story on Alberto Sanchez, who’s been a paletero in the Mission for nearly 25 years.
More soon,
Sara
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Latest News
S.F. Dems alter rules to vote on billionaire tax, potentially defying state party
Opposing the billionaire tax could win support from wealthy donors who are against the measure.
People We Meet: Alberto Sanchez, nearly 25 years as a Mission paletero
“My legs are tired now. But I gotta keep the energy up.”
Meet the District 10 candidates: How would you vote on the RV ban?
“Enforcement without alternatives isn’t a solution, it moves people from RVs to sidewalks.”
Back Story
5 months into S.F.’s ban on RVs, 82 people are housed. Others are now on the street.
“I sleep close to my friend’s RV, he keeps an eye out for me.”
SNAP
InnerCity home
By Aaliyah Español-Rivas
Events
Today: Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears, The Chapel, August 20, 8-10 pm
Tomorrow: Regional Italian: Sicily, at 18 Reasons, August 21, 6-10pm











