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 Agenda

Lurie seeks to reduce board review over $1.1 billion worth of contracts

January 26, 2025

Plus: The future of the bicycle lane on Valencia Street. That's The Agenda for Jan. 26-Feb. 2

News + Politics

You can vote to set the direction of the California Democratic Party

January 23, 2025

Progressive and moderate slates are seeking control of party resolutions and endorsements; it's now possible to register to vote online

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the editor: What is the city getting by allowing housing demolitions?

January 23, 2025

Project by project, existing housing is destroyed for new high-priced units. Is this the way to solve the housing crisis?

News + Politics

In Davos, even some millionaires realize that economic inequality is a threat to democracy

January 22, 2025

Very rich people (not Bezos, Musk, or Zuckerberg) are calling for higher taxes on the rich. Is the Democratic Party even paying attention?

City Hall

Supes committee assignments: Chan runs budget (and Mandelman will be swing vote)

January 21, 2025

Fielder to chair Audit and Oversight, Melgar Land Use; Public Safety is all pro-cop supes

News + Politics

‘Manifest destiny?’ That’s really, really alarming, even by Trump standards

January 20, 2025

About the most racist thing a president has said in public in a long time.

The Agenda

Primal scream—or fighting back against Trump? It starts now

January 19, 2025

Plus: The immigrant rights march, Fielder's ceremonial swearing in, what the billionaires fear—and why is all the new housing in SF so ugly? That's The Agenda for Jan. 19-26

City Hall

Fentanyl legislation is first test for mayor—and new supes

January 14, 2025

Lurie wants emergency powers but has offered no plan; will the conservative majority on the board go along?

The Agenda

The ‘common sense’ attack on progressive policies and ideas

January 12, 2025

Plus: SFPD's failure to keep racial profiling records, the early signs of Wiener's housing policies, and the People's March .... that's The Agenda for Jan. 13-19

City Hall

Lurie gives an inaugural address that is almost entirely about drugs and crime

January 8, 2025

Are there no other issues in this city? Muni, affordable housing, public health ... apparently not. And talk about misquoting Harvey Milk!

Tim Redmond

Lurie seeks to reduce board review over $1.1 billion worth of contracts

You can vote to set the direction of the California Democratic Party

Letters to the editor: What is the city getting by allowing housing demolitions?

In Davos, even some millionaires realize that economic inequality is a threat to democracy

Supes committee assignments: Chan runs budget (and Mandelman will be swing vote)

‘Manifest destiny?’ That’s really, really alarming, even by Trump standards

Primal scream—or fighting back against Trump? It starts now

Fentanyl legislation is first test for mayor—and new supes

The ‘common sense’ attack on progressive policies and ideas

Lurie gives an inaugural address that is almost entirely about drugs and crime

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