Tim Redmond

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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.

Labor

Walton wants $5 hourly hazard pay for supermarket workers

December 16, 2020

Essential employees at high risk as big chains rake in huge profits.

Housing

Supes save hotel program — with a catch

December 16, 2020

Mandleman insists that new arrivals to the rooms can be evicted any time the funding runs out -- even if there's not place to go.

Housing

Zoning and housing costs: The debate continues

December 15, 2020

UCLA professors respond to our piece on housing costs -- and why this discussion matters.

News + Politics

Breaking the law and abusing workers plays well on Wall Street

December 14, 2020

Breaking the law repeatedly, enabling thousands of evictions, ducking your taxes, overturning state labor codes, and abusing your workers seems to be a recipe...

News + Politics

Will supes block hotel evictions?

December 13, 2020

Eight votes will be needed to block a mayoral veto. Plus: Is anyone on the board going to stand with Mark Zuckerberg? That's The Agenda for Dec. 13-20.

Homelessness

Supes panel moves to keep SIP hotels open

December 10, 2020

With Mandelman in dissent, Budget Committee approves measure to block the Mayor's Office from shutting down successful homeless program.

News + Politics

Willie Brown says a little corruption is just fine

December 8, 2020

In a remarkable KQED interview, former mayor defends people accused of taking bribes and showing favoritism.

News + Politics

Why corruption matters

December 6, 2020

The sleaze at City Hall undermines public faith in government -- at a time when the future of humanity depends on it.

News + Politics

Cops get raises; city gets nothing

December 4, 2020

Two letters that purport to show the POA agreeing to reforms amount to 'a complete nothing,' critics say.

News + Politics

The sleaze reaches high tide at City Hall

November 30, 2020

How can this level of seemingly endless corruption have happened -- and how high does it go?

Tim Redmond

Walton wants $5 hourly hazard pay for supermarket workers

Supes save hotel program — with a catch

Zoning and housing costs: The debate continues

Breaking the law and abusing workers plays well on Wall Street

Will supes block hotel evictions?

Supes panel moves to keep SIP hotels open

Willie Brown says a little corruption is just fine

Why corruption matters

Cops get raises; city gets nothing

The sleaze reaches high tide at City Hall

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