Tim Redmond
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.
Supes reject Police Commission nominee, approve tenant protections
10-1 votes demand stronger reform advocates to oversee the cops and ban evictions for non-payment of rent during the crisis.
Major police reforms on the agenda for SF supes
Ban on tear gas, shifting funds -- and possibly disarming some officers.
BREAKING: Three more suspects charged in City Hall corruption probe
Money laundering, a Rolex watch, fancy meals, $250,000 to build a vacation house .... the scandal just gets bigger.
Breed’s choices on cops and homeless face challenges
The Agenda: Supes to question Police Commission appointments, COVID housing policies. Plus: a move to let undocumented people serve on commissions and allow young people to vote.
Big money from the cops is becoming politically toxic
A way to remove obstacles to reform -- plus a move in SF to start to "defund" the SFPD.
Planners to hear proposal for massive new UCSF development in Parnassus Heights
The Planning Commission will hear Thursday/4 a presentation on a massive new development plan for the University of California’s Parnassus Heights campus.
In essence, the...
Sharply divided board allows curfew to continue — for now
6-5 vote keeps crackdown in place until Thursday; ACLU denounces 'moving toward a police state.'
Supes panel rejects Breed’s Police Commission picks
Rules Committee says it's the wrong time for people who are not deeply committed to major reforms.
Why is it so hard to get disabled seniors into hotel rooms?
The saga of one man in the Haight shows the dysfunction of the Breed Administration's programs.
The disaster of SF’s COVID homeless policy continues
Half the hotel rooms the city is paying for are empty. Only 80 people a week are moved off the streets. What is the mayor's plan?