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.
Anatomy of a corrupt $125 million city contract
Hearing reveals explosive data on how JCDecaux was in a filthy deal with the city -- a deal that now may be going down the toilet.
Appeals Court upholds Prop. C in major win for local tax measures
Ruling opens the door for citizen initiatives to tax big business -- just when that's most needed.
Culture of casual corruption faces political reckoning
Major DPW reform measures headed for board, and maybe ballot, vote -- who is going to line up on the side of the status quo?
Public toilets—and public corruption
The Agenda: Supes want to invalidate contract pushed by Nuru -- and create new accountability measures in the wake of the widening scandal.
Appeals Court hears arguments on SF tax on big businesses
Justices seem to agree that Prop. C was a valid way to raise money for homeless programs.
Harry Britt, LGBT progressive pioneer, dies at 82
Brilliant, humble ground-breaking leader was an heir to Harvey Milk's political legacy
SFPUC could be accepting PG&E’s nuclear energy
It's free. It's worth $1.4 million a year. But it's by no means 'clean energy' -- so why is CleanPowerSF considering it?
Wearing a mask is a political statement—that you care about community
Plus youth voting, undocumented residents on commissions -- and a major change to the way SF does affordable housing. That's The Agenda for June 22-29.
Defunding the police: There’s big money there
Even a modest cut in the SFPD budget would free up more than $100 million for other community programs.
Large majority of voters support tax on millionaires
State legislators, wide range of activists talking about making the wealthiest pay their fair share in this crisis.