Bernice Yeung

I have a few new stories out. Beating back RSI, so this is mostly going to be a cut-and-paste job…

Through two mayors, connected island developers cultivated profitable deal

This ran as part of an 8-page section on the redevelopment of Treasure Island in the inaugural issue of the SF Public Press. Featuring stories by Jeremy Adam Smith, Christopher Cook, Victoria A. Schlesinger, Alison Hawkes and yours truly. If you like what you read, you can go to Spot.Us and support the project by donating directly or filling out a brief survey that will send a $7 credit our way. Support independent journalism, people!

Also:
Retail Stars and Rental Prospects
Bayfair Center devises a clever program to assist entrepreneurs and
recruit tenants. Plus, specialty groceries.

The Sustainable Economies Law Center Wants to Help You Share
Janelle Orsi’s Sustainable Economies Law Center seeks to promote a
more humane economy.

Profits with a Purpose
Oakland’s Sustainable Economies Law Center helps social entrepreneurs
find creative legal fixes.

Can Health Care Treat Crime?
A growing national movement seeks to connect ex-offenders with health care services. Many people say it makes financial sense. Some say it can possibly reduce crime.