Tim Redmond is the Executive Editor at NewsBreak. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture, urban design, government, and politics, with a focus on urban development and the real estate market. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications such as SFBG, Steamboat Pilot & Today, and 48 Hills.
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Big Tech PAC is looking for ways to help Yekutiel win, even after he dropped out
By: Tim Redmond
'Neighborhood schools' are a great idea—unless you have radical economic inequality among neighborhoods. That's The Agenda for Oct. 11-18
There appears to be no process to recall an elected member of a party central committee.
These folks are not fools; they clearly think Wiener will be their best ally in Washington
By: Tim Redmond
Nobody challenged the basic assumptions in Wiener's question, or his comments on AI money
Plus: How to expand equity with neighborhood schools—and will Lurie's agenda create a sterile city that nobody will celebrate in 50 years? That's The Agenda for OCt. 18-25
Tech worker horrors, Money to fight ICE, data centers, affordable housing: What a missed opportunity Tuesday's meeting will be.
The issue isn't about a lack of money. It's about distribution. When will GrowSF even consider reality?
The voters hate tech companies. They think the local economy is getting worse. And they like socialism as much as capitalism. We dive into the cross-tabs
Plus: Come to our 13th Annual Gala Tuesday at El Rio! That's The Agenda for Oct.. 25 to Nov. 1
