If there's one lesson to be drawn from the San Francisco mess, it's this: if a community is going to choose a city to move into, it had better not be a city whe

If there's one lesson to be drawn from the San Francisco mess, it's this: if a community is going to choose a city to move into, it had better not be a city where political corruption has rendered it illegal to build new housing. How does Oakland fare in that regard?