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.

Housing

Wiener supports giant project pushed through with no neighborhood input

August 11, 2021

At town hall, senators says that Yimbys 'are the best thing that's happened' and said he supports a massive Potrero Hill project that avoids Planning Commission approval.

News + Politics

Some local Democrats oppose the Newsom recall—but not the Boudin recall

August 9, 2021

Here are the people who argue that Newsom should stay in office—even if they have policy disagreements—but won't say the same about Chesa Boudin.

News + Politics

No means No

August 9, 2021

If someone says you raped them after you had what you decided was consensual sex, you did something very wrong.

Housing

Study: New housing for the rich leads to more evictions for the poor

August 8, 2021

Data from Madison Wisconsin could have implications for efforts to force more market-rate development into vulnerable SF neighborhoods.

City Hall

Irony and casual corruption in the latest on the City Hall scandals

August 4, 2021

The rules don't apply to the 'city family'—and that's infuriating at a time when we need people to believe in government.

News + Politics

GOP donors and allies pour more big money into the Chesa Boudin recall

August 3, 2021

Trump and McConnell Allies put up $450,000 last month in money that's been moving through a series of front committees aimed at ousting the progressive DA.

City Hall

After more than a century, PG&E is finally on the ropes in San Francisco

August 1, 2021

The city's moving to establish a public-power system—but we should also talk about accountability for the politicians and media that enabled an illegal monopoly for so long.

News + Politics

What does a Just Recovery look like in San Francisco?

July 27, 2021

Join us to discuss a community-based agenda for economic, racial, and climate justice in the San Francisco of the future.

Transportation

Muni director talks about cutting lines and changing focus

July 25, 2021

Post-COVID plans could alter the city's transportation policy in some profound ways.

Environment

SF to pay $8 million after cops framed an innocent man for murder

July 25, 2021

Plus: An urban farm in the Portola, and shadows on two city parks ... That's The Agenda for July 26-August 1.

Tim Redmond

Wiener supports giant project pushed through with no neighborhood input

Some local Democrats oppose the Newsom recall—but not the Boudin recall

No means No

Study: New housing for the rich leads to more evictions for the poor

Irony and casual corruption in the latest on the City Hall scandals

GOP donors and allies pour more big money into the Chesa Boudin recall

After more than a century, PG&E is finally on the ropes in San Francisco

What does a Just Recovery look like in San Francisco?

Muni director talks about cutting lines and changing focus

SF to pay $8 million after cops framed an innocent man for murder

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