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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 pathetic display of political cowardice at the SF Planning Commission

Four commissioners vote to approve a terrible displacement monster that hardly anyone thinks is a good idea.

Newsom’s latest attack on the unhoused is brutal, cruel—and a political fail

The guv wants to be president, but the data shows he's taking the wrong path. Are we surprised?

Fentanyl deaths up 50 percent in three months; why isn’t this a big news story?

Plus: A terrible project that Yimby, Wiener and Co. has forced on San Francisco. That's The Agenda for May 11-18

Guess what? Lurie’s War on Drugs and Minor Crime is really expensive

DA says she needs more money. So does the public defender. The criminal justice system is more than just cops

SFPD violated the rules on overtime, repeatedly—but they still got their money

Supes vote 9-2 to approve extra spending—but the police budget is going to face a lot more scrutiny this summer

More money for the district attorney—but what about the public defender?

Plus: The end of harm reduction, equity in planning ... and no, Donald Trump can't be the next Pope. That's The Agenda for May 4-11

We need 200 new members to help us match a $40K grant!

Keep journalism local and independent! If just a tiny fraction of our readers signed up for $20/month we can do it.

Supes challenge SFPD on overtime spending—and rent-a-cop program

Even the supes who support more police spending have to admit there are serious problems in a year when every dollar matters.

Weird accounting could free up millions of dollars for next SF budget

More than $300 million in "interdepartmental transfers" was unspent in 2023

The Pope, Capitalism, and the SF budget battle

Plus: An exclusive golf club vs. school kids, and would a new hotel undermine an existing historic building? That's The Agenda for April 27-May 4