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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.

How the Engardio recall has scrambled local politics

The billionaire-backed DCCC slate won with West Side Chinese voters—who want to get rid of Engardio. The big money seems willing to throw him under the bus

How SF Democratic Party has become the right wing of the state party

Chair of billionaire-backed DCCC slate tries to sideline a measure opposing the sharing of license plate data with ICE

The big (GOP) money attacking Newsom’s redistricting plan

Plus: Democratic Party to vote on recall—and on Lurie's upzoning plan. That's The Agenda for August 24-31

Sunshine committee hearing shows how truly weird Engardio’s missing calendar entry is

Document had 344 entries. One—a key meeting about the Great Highway—was deleted. Engardio's office blames the interns

Lurie panel wants to eliminate civilian oversight of the Sheriff’s Office

Task force seeks to 'streamline' government by wiping out a voter-approved oversight board

SFPD surveillance unit’s close ties to crypto billionaire

Plus: A better plan to fund transit, the next step in Lurie's upzoning plan, and the politics of the Engardio recall ... that's The Agenda for Aug. 17-24

Behind the attacks on ethnic studies at SFUSD

One far-right group treated as credible by the Chron—and a whole lot of misinformation—fuels backlash against very successful class.

Why isn’t Haney in more political trouble?

Plus: The cost (to taxpayers) of market-rate housing, and the DCCC weighs in on the Engardio recall. That's The Agenda for Aug. 10-17

SF is sending out upzoning notices; here’s how to find out what’s really going on

The official letters don't mention demolitions or displacement—but there are other sources of information that do

Letters we answer: Why aren’t cities fighting back against Wiener’s buildathon?

And why can't San Francisco buy these empty or unbuilt units for affordable housing?