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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.

A showdown on Lurie’s move to fire police commissioner

Plus: Should Muni property be developed for market-rate housing—and how will neighborhood upzoning impact tenants? That's The Agenda for Feb. 23-March 2

Lurie wants to ask his rich friends to fund his programs. Here’s why it won’t work

Philanthropy simply can't address structural social problems. In some cases, it makes the problems worse

The really depressing news about Muni

Cuts could be devastating—and it's entirely because the city won't look for ways to tax the rich

SF considers cutting school crossing guards

Also: Car gets stolen and towed? Pay your own fees. These are some proposed solutions to Muni's budget problems

Airbnb founder now working with Musk; here’s who was on his side in SF when it mattered

Breed, Chiu, and Wiener helped make Joe Gebbia a billionaire; now he's helping destroy democracy in the US.

Jail abuse will cost the taxpayers $3 million

Plus: How to fight fascism and tyranny on the local level. That's The Agenda for Feb. 16-23

Planners approve golf club building, put conditions on Engardio condo conversions

Supe wants to let second-units become condos, which has serious problems for renters

Golf against kids: A private club and a Catholic school square off at Planning Commission

Big building that would store dangerously flammable batteries could be 40 feet from St. Thomas More school—and 300 kids from Pre-K to eighth grade.

Lurie has no real plan to fund Muni or avoid service cuts

At Question Time, only vague words about seeking state help and future revenue measures

Fielder wants info on high-speed chase that led to crash injuring six in the Mission

Supes letter of inquiry raises questions about the new policy of allowing cops to chase suspects who are not an immediate violent threat