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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.

Letters we answer: Pelosi, Newsom, trans athletes …

... and are taxes really too high in San Francisco?

Lurie won’t commit to an alternative approach to the opioid crisis

Mayor doubles down on law enforcement, rejects Fielder's call for a 'Four Pillars' approach that has worked in other cities

How is SF going to approach drug dealing? There are very different proposals

Plus: A report on police misconduct, and a documentary on the vulture capital firm that is destroying local news. That's The Agenda for March 9-16

After Newsom abandons trans people, a fairly tepid response at SF City Hall

When Gov. Gavin Newsom threw the trans community under the bus last week, LGBTQ+ leaders in the state Legislature and statewide activist groups—many of...

Supes open door for corruption, allow officials to solicit money from big business

There's a good reason SF limited 'behested payments.' Now the exceptions are out of control.

Trump was insulting, frightening, and deranged; where was Pelosi?

Eight years ago, she tore up a Trump speech. This time? Nothing. What's up wth the Democrats?

Pro-corporate slate wins most seats in local Democratic Party delegate vote

Less than one percent of Democrats voted in race that helps set the direction of the state party.

The first round of a brutal budget battle

Plus: A key vote on Muni and affordable housing. That's The Agenda for March 2-9

Community leaders demand tenant protections in new zoning plans

Planning Commission hears how upzoning leads to speculation and displacement; can the city protect existing residents against the state Yimby housing bills?

Now that Trump is cutting housing money, what will Sacramento do about mandates?

Without federal support, San Francisco can never even remotely reach its state-mandated housing goals. Sen. Scott Wiener needs to address this if he wants to run for Congress.