Tim Redmond is the Executive Editor at NewsBreak. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, real estate development, and regional interest news, with a strong focus on elections, public policy, and the housing market. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications such as SFBG, Steamboat Pilot & Today, and 48 Hills.
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By: Tim Redmond
Expanding the Housing Trust Fund could bring in $125 million a year. Repealing Prop. I could cost almost as much
Wiener opponents look for progressive votes as Preston, the only democratic socialist to hold local office in years, pushes for Chan
Looks to me like a dirty trick. Plus: Something voters should know about Becerra. That's The Agenda for May 31-June 7
False allegations about Connie Chan and AIPAC are creating a rift that will be hard to repair in the general election.
For the most part, Big Tech money got its way—but a strong progressive has a shot at Congress
But I'm not so sure most voters buy into their not-so-hidden agenda. It's possible that Chan will be elected to Congress
By: Tim Redmond
Plus: Exposing SF's affordable housing failures—and the cops and DA can't get all the money when the rest of the justice system is starved. That's The Agenda for June 8-15
By: Meta Time, Tim Redmond
It's bizarre: He's raising money talking about right-wing donors attacking him, but they aren't supporting his opponent; mostly, they support Wiener. Look at the names.
It's not about waste. It's about bad priorities
The winner will not only go to DC put unlike Pelosi, will play a critical role in the future of local politics
