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Formerly homeless find a place to call home
San Francisco — Many formerly homeless men and women are getting a new start at the recently completed Plaza Apartments.
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Moving stairs
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A good job addresses the building's weakest link - where the foundation attaches to the first floor.
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Parting Shots
San Francisco – A $400 million mixed-use redevelopment plan that included building a new cruise ship terminal south of the Bay Bridge, which connects San Francisco to Oakland, had been stalled for years until one of the phases, a 22-story condominium, ope
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Honoring Cushing Dolbeare’s memory
San Francisco — When it came to getting good media coverage of the disparity between the housing “haves” and the housing “have-nots,” no one did it better than Cushing Niles Dolbeare.
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CHC rescues The Altenheim
Oakland, Calif. — Citizens Housing Corp. (CHC) has saved The Altenheim here in the Fruitvale area from dereliction
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Report: Housing moves further out ofreach
THE NATIONAL HOUSING WAGE has grown to $15.78 an hour, reported the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) in its annual Out of Reach report.
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AHF to focus on homeless children
SAN FRANCISCO A man sitting by a freeway off-ramp asking for spare change. A woman pushing a shopping cart down the road.
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Whether you're a small, one-person operation or a company with 50 employees, an effective marketing program will help you build a healthier business.
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Q. Are Translated Policy Manuals Necessary? I believe an employee policy manual is required for general contractors in California, and employees must sign off on having read it. But many Spanish-speaking workers don't read English. How do contractors hand