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.

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See you Sunday at the Ted Gullicksen memorial

November 14, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 14, 2014 -- The memorial for Ted Gullicksen, longtime director of the Tenants Union and hero to generations or renters, is...

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Marcus Books returning to SF as legacy business as indie stores continue their struggle to survive

November 14, 2014

By Denise Sullivan NOVEMBER 14, 2014 -- It's been said that ghosts haunt the majestic purple Victorian on Fillmore and Post Streets. People who can...

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Tom’s Town: We still don’t elect our elected officials

November 14, 2014

By Tom Temprano NOVEMBER 14, 2014 -- As the game of backroom baseball to decide who the Mayor appoints as a replacement for the Sacramento-bound...

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Big hospitals get tax breaks for community benefits — but don’t earn them

November 13, 2014

Editor’s note: As Kaiser nurses walk the picket lines (we will be reporting more on the strike later this week) it’s worth noting that...

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The changing politics of the Mayor’s Office and the deeper meaning of the District Three appointment

November 12, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 12, 2014 – There are plenty of names circulating, and lots more crazy rumors flying around, about the mayor’s likely choice...

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Who really won the SF election?

November 11, 2014

By Gen Fujioka NOVEMBER 11, 2014 -- As is customary after an election, there’s been a flurry of commentaries and analyses interpreting who “really” won...

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Politics on Tuesday: The new (sorta) Board of Supervisors — and what the vote-by-mail results mean

November 11, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 11, 2014 – The Next Big Thing in San Francisco politics will be the reshaping of the Board of Supervisors, which...

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‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

November 10, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014 -- Ricardo Escobar Lazamar, a student at Mexico City’s Universidad Autónoma de México, put down the protest...

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About that turf in Golden Gate Park ….

November 7, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 7, 2014 – We could fight forever over the safety of the new fields they’re putting in at Golden Gate Park....

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IWW workers take on Whole Foods in SF

November 7, 2014

By Marc Norton NOVEMBER 7, 2014 – Three days ago, Bay Area voters raised minimum wages in San Francisco and Oakland. There were also successful...

Tim Redmond

See you Sunday at the Ted Gullicksen memorial

Marcus Books returning to SF as legacy business as indie stores continue their struggle to survive

Tom’s Town: We still don’t elect our elected officials

Big hospitals get tax breaks for community benefits — but don’t earn them

The changing politics of the Mayor’s Office and the deeper meaning of the District Three appointment

Who really won the SF election?

Politics on Tuesday: The new (sorta) Board of Supervisors — and what the vote-by-mail results mean

‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

About that turf in Golden Gate Park ….

IWW workers take on Whole Foods in SF

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