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Tim Redmond

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.

The silly ‘red scare’ over New York’s leading candidate for mayor

Mamdani's platform is just common sense, and it worked; is the Democratic Party Old Guard even paying attention?

Supes approve measure calling for local taxes on the very rich; news media doesn’t notice

Plus: Walton gets mayor to back down on new congregate shelter in Bayview

Lurie budget draws mass protest

The line for public comment wound around half the second floor of City Hall. Banners dropped from the third floor. Loud chants filled the...

Protesting the Lurie budget—and talking about long-term progressive solutions

Plus: Will the board defy a district supe and let Lurie shift money from housing into shelters? That's The Agenda for June 23-30

Board of Appeals sets dangerous precedent for demolishing rental housing

Ruling could encourage speculators to ignore city preservation policy

Funding Muni and BART: Should the very rich also pay?

Wiener makes clear that taxing the billionaires is not a priority as he seeks ways to fund transit

The supes will at last have a serious discussion about income inequality and taxing the rich

Chen measure would ask the state Legislature to allow a local income and wealth tax on the richest San Franciscans

Appeals Board hearing raises key issue about protecting existing rental units

Planning Department wants to allow the removal of what evidence shows was a rent-controlled housing unit, setting a potentially dangerous precedent

SFMTA approves rules that would evict most people living in RVs

It's inhumane. It won't work. There's massive opposition. But the commissioners voted to approve it anyway.

A profoundly important new book exposes the truth behind crime mythology

'Copaganda' should be required reading for anyone concerned about police, jails, and lies—and that includes journalists