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News + Politics

Breed ignores community, takes full credit for delay in Safeway closure

Tim Redmond - January 22, 2024

Oh, and 40 years ago, Mayor Feinstein vetoed a bill the might have prevented Safeway from just abandoning the Western Addition.

Lit

San Jose hardcore legend Eugene Robinson is a Bay institution. A new memoir tells his tale

Danny Acosta - January 22, 2024

The journalist and Oxbow singer refuses to hold back.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Two great social justice filmmakers return to the screen

Dennis Harvey - January 22, 2024

Skip Norman's revolutionary '60s-'70s films and Glauber Rocha's daring 'Black God, White Devil' play BAMPFA.

Music

For composer Gabriel Kahane, PIVOT Festival comes as a gift

Marke B. - January 22, 2024

'More and more I'm just interested in making music with people I love and want to spend time with," says 2024 curator.

The Agenda

Will all new housing development in SF be exempt from environmental review?

Tim Redmond - January 21, 2024

Plus: Yimby leader calls for rents to go higher. That's The Agenda for Jan. 22-28.

Art

In a globalized art world, why does SF need its own fairs? The answer lies in FOG

Emily Wilson - January 21, 2024

Smaller galleries like Jonathan Carver Moore, Schlomer Haus, CULT Aimee Friberg welcomed far-flung visitors to local excellence

Arts + Culture

How do you spell ‘Real Housewives’ trouble? Two T’s, please.

Joshua Rotter - January 21, 2024

Fired Bravo stars Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge blaze again with a podcast, live show, and plenty of dish

Campaign Trail

Fielder, Chandler spar at D9 debate that draws sizable crowd

Tim Redmond - January 19, 2024

Chandler refuses to support cease-fire resolution and opposes district elections as differences between candidates become clear.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Savage, hallucinatory ‘Settlers’ confronts colonizer violence

Dennis Harvey - January 18, 2024

Plus: Tripping through Paris time in 'Driving Madeleine,' deadpan romance in 'Fallen Leaves' heavy lessons in 'Origin

Art

‘Mini to monstrous,’ Lorene Anderson’s paintings surge with the Earth’s force

Mary Corbin - January 18, 2024

Seismic, self-organizing ripples echo the Oakland-based artist's call to chaos.

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Breed ignores community, takes full credit for delay in Safeway closure

San Jose hardcore legend Eugene Robinson is a Bay institution. A new memoir tells his tale

Screen Grabs: Two great social justice filmmakers return to the screen

For composer Gabriel Kahane, PIVOT Festival comes as a gift

Will all new housing development in SF be exempt from environmental review?

In a globalized art world, why does SF need its own fairs? The answer lies in FOG

How do you spell ‘Real Housewives’ trouble? Two T’s, please.

Fielder, Chandler spar at D9 debate that draws sizable crowd

Screen Grabs: Savage, hallucinatory ‘Settlers’ confronts colonizer violence

‘Mini to monstrous,’ Lorene Anderson’s paintings surge with the Earth’s force

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