Subject: Kevin Shelley

• SF Red Light Cams- The O.G. Crime Cam

  August 21, 2007

• Paper Trails

  May 17, 1995

• The Making of the Mayor 1995

  June 7, 1995

• Paper Trails

  June 14, 1995

• How to Lie, Cheat, and Steal Your Way to Influence at City Hall -- Legally

  July 5, 1995

• Paper Trails

  July 12, 1995

• Paper Trails

  July 26, 1995

• Paper Trails

  August 2, 1995

• Dog Bite

  August 9, 1995

• Letters

  March 6, 1996

• Masters of Disaster

  March 20, 1996

• Dog Bites

  March 27, 1996

• Slush Daddy

  December 6, 2006

• Fall Gal

  A money-laundering scandal may have helped bring down former Secretary of State Kevin Shelley. But indicted political maven Julie Lee stands to pay the ultimate price.

  November 22, 2006

• The High Life

  December 22, 2004

• Making Nice

  City and state elections officials finally strike a harmonious note in their erratic efforts to roll out IRV

  November 26, 2003

• Toothless Wonder

  Why S.F.'s police watchdog agency has never been effective - and why Prop. H won't change that

  November 12, 2003

• Lee Way

  The public career path of Andrew Lee explains a lot about what's wrong with Willie Brown's style of politics and governance

  November 5, 2003

• The Past and Future Fraud

  Yes, punch-card voting machines are error-prone. The touch-screen systems planned to replace them may be just as bad.

  September 24, 2003

• Blowing It

  How San Francisco elections officials dropped the ball on instant runoff voting

  September 17, 2003

• Worst of the Lot

  Bay Area nursing home regulation lags behind state

  January 26, 2000

• Letters

  July 7, 1999

• Rays of Hope

  April 14, 1999

• Cothran

  February 3, 1999

• Cothran

  October 21, 1998

• Downtown's Fairy Godmother

  Doris Ward, San Francisco's assessor, is tossing around commercial tax breaks as if they were fairy dust. It's costing the city at least $100 million a year.

  May 6, 1998

• Block Party

  March 25, 1998

• Times Two

  June 11, 1997

• Chalk Fight

  Teachers' union grand dame Joan Marie Shelley is forced into the campaign of her career by a formerly loyal lieutenant

  May 21, 1997

• The Grid

  April 16, 1997

• Temperature Rising

  The UCSF-Stanford merger goes under a (symbolic) gun

  March 19, 1997

• The Grid

  January 8, 1997

• Mulch

  November 27, 1996

• The Grid

  November 6, 1996

• Mulch

  October 30, 1996

• State and National Candidates

  October 30, 1996

• What's Your Preference?

  S.F. voters may really get a choice

  October 23, 1996

• Slap Shots

  July 24, 1996

• Judging Matthew Rothschild

  Why is the Democratic Party elite backing an underqualified party operative for the local judiciary?

  February 28, 1996

• Blowing Smoke, Breathing Fire (Part I)

  January 31, 1996

• Paper Trails

  May 10, 1995

• The Last Tycoon (Part II)

  Walter Shorenstein's skyscrapers shaped San Francisco. His cash configured City Hall. Publicly, he's pristine. But there's more than meets the eye to the man behind the megaliths.

  May 10, 1995

• Paper Trails

  May 3, 1995

• Dollars Without Sense

  For 25 years, Harvey Ross has rooted out the waste and lies of politicians and bureaucrats. But some say he's too lost in the line items to see the big picture

  May 3, 1995

• The Dark Prince of City Hall

  First Larry Bush was a politician. Then he was a journalist. Then he was a politician. So now as editor and publisher of CitiReport, a hard-hitting journal with a private agenda, what the hell is he?

  March 8, 1995