Thursday, July 9, 2026

Public power moves a step forward

Planning Commissioners loyal to Lurie vote to certify EIR for PG&E takeover
Environment Tim Redmond -
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Good Taste: It’s brunch, bitch!

Ohlone-forward snacks, immigrant-ABC collabs, Thai tastings — ‘tis the season for Bay brunches with attitude.
Food & Drink Tamara Palmer -
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The other problem with police drones: They don’t work well in San Francisco

The slick marketing gloss entirely ignores the basic laws of meteorology and aerodynamics
Police Shaun Haines -
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Big Week: Tamale Lady Day, Shakespeare in the Trash, Ferry Fest, Boots Riley, Red Flags…

Graciela Iturbide, Pete Escovedo, Lil Louie Vega, World Cup dollar oysters, Mary Oliver, Fraenkel Film Fest, Discotech, more to do!
Big Week Marke B. -
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Art

‘Slice of the Pie’ serves up bounty of SF’s gallery scene in time of crisis

Emily Wilson -
At Fraenkel, 14 galleries come together to highlight the power of collaboration in a precarious local art moment.
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Music

Under the Stars: Sweeping Promises deliver more art-punk brilliance

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Thee Oh Sees veer fabulously 'Off Course,' DUM1 spawns a diamond under drastic circumstances, more music
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Promotion

Special 48 Hills discounts on SF Jewish Film Fest tickets and packages

Marke B. -
Save 10% on most tickets and events, and 20% on select packages using code 48HILLSSFJFF46 at checkout.
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City Hall

The political transformation of Sup. Alan Wong

Tim Redmond -
In just two years, he went from a progressive to a corporate conservative. There's a sad lesson here.
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Why can’t all that campaign money to to public services?

Humor Joel Schechter -
The Supreme Court could help us save Muni and public health. Maybe.
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Harry Nordlinger’s comics channel chilling dead malls, creepy Chuck E. Cheese

Art Daniel Bromfield -
'Spite House' show artist declares, 'The peak empire is behind us, and we're now living in the waste.'
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Drama Masks: SF Mime Troupe marches forth through country’s ‘Wreckage’

Stage Review Charles Lewis III -
Religious prurience meets the surveillance state in company's latest free show. Happy Birthday, America!
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Public bank moves forward

City Hall Tim Redmond -
Supes, 9-2, put measure before the voters. What is up with Sup. Alan Wong?
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What happened to SF’s privacy culture?

Police Ian Firstenberg -
In just a few years, this city has moved from a leader in surveillance guardrails to a place where we are spied on everywhere, even in gay bars
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Sculptor Stephanie Robison’s tactile wonders call out ‘squeeze me’

Art Mary Corbin -
Provocatively melding stone and soft materials into playful polymorphs, the Oakland artist hopes to spark 'the ability to think differently'
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48 Hills wins 9 California Journalism Awards

Culture Marke B. -
Continuing our Division 7 streak with first place nods in Fine Arts Writing and Video Journalism, plus Health Reporting, Music Writing wins, more
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Live Shots: Metric rode the indie sleaze revival to a triumphant return

Music D.A. Mission -
Old World underground, here we are now: nostalgic anthems, smudged mascara, black tights from Canadian synth stalwarts.
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The Chron discovers, sort of, that Wiener’s housing bills are a con

Housing Zelda Bronstein -
Finally, a story that mentions the real issue: Cities can't force developers to build
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Screen Grabs: Famous artists choose their favorite flick (and you can watch)

Movies Dennis Harvey -
Fraenkel Film Fest links visual arts. Plus: sexy-synthy 'Onda Nova,' poet Mary Oliver doc, Turkish mystery 'Burning Days,' more movies
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In a surreal hearing, supes move to cut affordable housing requirements

The Agenda Tim Redmond -
Plus: A key vote on public power at a diminished Planning Commission, and a dramatic change to 'housing first' policy ... That's The Agenda for July 5-12
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Under the Stars: Oakland’s Satya hits hard and deep with Kodachrome debut ‘Yellow House’

Music John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Jared Mattson and Ruban Nielson bring liminal sounds to Cafe du Nord, Wewantsounds heralds Hadley Caliman, RIP James Blood Ulmer, more.
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