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.

News + Politics

It’s official: Connie Chan is running for Congress

November 20, 2025

Supervisor takes on Wiener—and has a path to victory

Homelessness

Supes toss homeless advocate off the oversight commission she helped create

November 18, 2025

Move signals a shift away from the 'housing first' model, which has proven effective all over the country

Housing

Supes panel refuses to protect existing housing from demolitions

November 17, 2025

Rich Family Zoning Plan moves forward, without tenant or small business protections

The Agenda

Lurie goes west to defend his Rich Family Zoning Plan…

November 16, 2025

... and neighborhoods ask the supes to accept amendments—and bring state officials in to testify. That's The Agenda for Nov. 16-23

News + Politics

Lurie’s D4 bungle: This is what happens when you have no political sense

November 14, 2025

The Lurie Administration is looking like amateur hour

City Hall

Can we ‘reform’ the City Charter without addressing economic inequality?

November 11, 2025

San Francisco could have lots of nice things. Maybe SPUR could help.

The Agenda

With a ‘heavy heart,’ tenant protections move forward at Planning Commission

November 9, 2025

Plus: The Chron's vicious attack on two sitting progressive supes ... that's The Agenda for Nov. 9-16

Elections

Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s real legacy

November 9, 2025

She was always a neoliberal Democrat who dismissed the left and put the party and its power ahead of her constituents at home

Elections

‘Let’s bring some of those vittles back to the table:’ What the Nov. 4 election means

November 5, 2025

Economic populism seems to be working. Siding with Trump doesn't. Where does the Democratic Party go now?

Housing

Rich Family Zoning Plan delayed again as data shows it will not lower rents

November 4, 2025

State Sen. Scott Wiener was (finally) front and center in the debate over a plan that has no funding or provisions for affordable housing