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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: Oct. 8-14
Voting rights advocates sue Texas over registration errors, early voting begins soon, and more of the week’s headlines
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City Council Considers a November Bond Election
Despite the mayor’s warnings, the city might ask voters to approve $390 million
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Council Tries Again to Rein in Short-Term Rentals
New rules will make unlicensed STRs harder to promote
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This Was Not a Normal Budget
But it was a good one, advocates and Council (mostly) agree
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Council to Decide This Week How Much to Increase Taxes, Pending Voter Approval
How high is too high?
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City Council Gets Its Head in the Game
With only one first-term Trump-era vet and several rookies, Council squares up
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City Council to Begin the Year With Adoption of 10-Year Homelessness Plan
The plan calls for $350 million for housing and services
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After Another Election, City Council Remains Staunchly Pro-Housing
But outcome in D7 contest remains undecided
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Council Is More Housing Density-Friendly. Will the New D10 Member Follow?
West side race could bolster a pro-housing majority
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At District 10 Candidate Forum, Ashika Ganguly Talks Transportation, Housing
She emphasizes need for public transit in dense areas
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With Six Seats Up in the Air, City Council Could Look Very Different Next Year
Ready to rumble?