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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.

The cost of continued growth in SF: $20 billion for affordable housing

Finally, a city study looks as the price tag for the pro-development policies of the past.

Don’t blame progressives for problems like homelessness, drugs, and crime

Neoliberal mayors and their failed market-based policies have created the crisis that the left is now trying to solve.

Broadway developer ignores Chinese-speaking residents of adjacent SRO

Luxury condo project would literally surround low-income housing with major impacts, but nobody talked to the residents.

The jobs-housing mix in SF is a mess

Plus: The reality of a new Climate Action Plan and a much-needed investigative hearing on conflicts of interest. That's The Agenda for Dec. 13-19

Recall Boudin ad appears to violate state election law

Andrea Shorter is quoted in the ad; she's also paid by the campaign. State law says that has to be disclosed.

Racist attacks on Campos begin, setting stage for ugly Assembly campaign

A so-far secretive group has commissioned a 'push poll' seeking to discredit the only gay Latino in the race.

Supes learn of the serious problems with e-scooters—and how the city regulates them

People die and get injured. Scooters wind up in the Bay. And the rules are constantly ignored.

Those high-tech scooters on the streets are hurting pedestrians

Plus: Sick leave for domestic workers, an update on Dream Keepers—and what's up with the city's Climate Action Plan anyway? That's The Agenda for Dec. 6-12

SF destroyed the lives of cab drivers—and is now trying to duck responsibility

SF sold drivers expensive permits, then let Uber and Lyft undermine the industry. Now the permits are worthless—and the city is doing nothing.

Supes pass key affordable housing bill with a veto-proof majority

Vote demonstrates a clear mandate that the Mayor's Office use Prop. I money for social housing.