Tim Redmond
Tim Redmond has been a political and investigative reporter in San Francisco for more than 30 years. He spent much of that time as executive editor of the Bay Guardian. He is the founder of 48hills.
Planning Commission supports Haney’s housing measure
Plan to raise fees on office developers gets unanimous vote -- but the Mayor's Office is still opposing it.
Housing Rights Committee celebrates 40 years of fighting for renters
Grassroots group 'birthed by rent control' is now a major force in protecting tenant rights.
Outside money starts to pour into D5 supe race
$10K from IBEW national office suggests the flow of independent-expenditure cash is about the become a flood.
Haney seeks big increase in developer fees for housing
Planners and developers freaking out over proposal to make offices pay more of the cost of the housing impacts they create.
Who’s paying for a D5 poll aimed at attacking Preston?
Someone is spending money on poll-testing ways to go after the challenger -- but it's not clear who, and how that will effect spending limits.
SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense
At the price the city is offering, SF could net half a billion dollars a year -- and get cleaner power.
Will Breed make a real change at City Planning?
John Rahaim is stepping down, after 12 years of urban planning disaster. Who's next?
Will the taxpayers bail out the Millennium Tower developer?
It appears that a big part of the settlement deal over the Leaning Tower of Soma will involve public money.
Massive new development would transform Dogpatch area
Lots of office space, hotel rooms, housing -- but how's it going to work without massive new investments in transit?
Uber, Lyft, and Amazon make SF’s environmental planning irrelevant
The whole idea of 'transit-oriented development' falls apart unless the city can analyze and regulate all these private vehicles that move people and goods around in the modern world.