The Housing Wars' Next Front

San Francisco Magazine Benjamin Schneider iStock If Proposition 10 passes, San Francisco could have a once-in-a-generation fight over expanding rent control on its hands. In 2014, Keith Riley’s domestic partner, Suzanne ­Collins, died of complications related to diabetes. The couple had been paying $793 a month for a rent-controlled studio apartment in the Tenderloin, where they had lived for two decades. Riley never expected that four years later he’d be peeing in bottles and facing evicti...