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Tuesday, May 19, 2026

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Beloved local editor-publisher enters hospice

Michael Durand of Sunset Beacon and the Richmond Review has cancer. His neighborhood coverage has been essential.
News + Politics Marke B. -
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Reproductive injustice in 1960s San Francisco exposed in Kate Schatz’s debut novel

Horrendous recent Supreme Court decision and a very personal connection spurred tale of teenager facing pregnancy.
Lit Lou Fancher -
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Pelosi endorses Chan. What does that mean for the Congressional race?

Popular, powerful speaker emerita finally weighs in. Could this help Chan finish in the top two?
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Local news headlines get the economic impact of Prop. D totally wrong. Please: Do the math

Plus: Silence from the Chron on Breed-Sherrill-Bloomberg story—and a move to save community clinics from the Lurie axe. That's The Agenda for May 17-24
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Crime

Inside San Quentin, a new approach to rehabilitation and training

Tim Redmond -
The Last Mile helps teach residents skills that will get them jobs on the outside. It's inspiring—but it's still a prison with too many people behind bars
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Elections

Broad coalition urges No on B vote

JJ Lansing -
Advocates say it's a solution in search of a problem.
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Art

Like her mother, sculptor Maryam Yousif is inspired by a Mesopotamian warrior queen

Mary Corbin -
Iraqi artist's multitudinous clay explorations are powered by ancient myths, Arabian pop art, anonymous bloggers.
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Arts + Culture

Through the looking glass at the National Queer Arts Festival

Marke B. -
28th iteration dives into a 'Magic Mirror' of community reflection and ancestral resonance, with sound baths, Black astrology, more.
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Screen Grabs: Forbidden, foreboding ‘Hitler, A Film From Germany’ returns

Movies Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Jude Law as Putin in 'Wizard of the Kremlin,' 500 years of ginkgo in 'Silent Friend,' and a masterpiece of non-sectarian mysticism
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Sonic encounters with civil rights giants on ‘Glorious Mahalia’

Music Marke B. -
New Kronos Quartet LP connects younger composers and an activist legend for timely revival of gospel icon.
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A right-wing group comes to SF—and city officials are happy to be part of it

Business + Tech Tim Redmond -
When we start welcoming the role of anti-labor billionaires and their national allies in local politics, it's a disturbing trend.
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Under the Stars: Martin Luther McCoy’s first solo flight in 14 years exudes Bay ease

Music John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Sleater-Kinney and Liz Phair's long-awaited tour, TsuShiMaMiRe brings Japanese noise punk to BOTH, 37 Houses' poly rippers.
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Good Taste: Outside Lands is pushing pastry carts and collaborations

Food & Drink Tamara Palmer -
Korean cornflake corndogs, lobster lumpia, more crazy treats coming to music fest’s Taste of the Bay Area. Save our slate of snacks!
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BIG WEEK: Oaklash Fest, Roxie Mixtape, Parameter, La Doña, World Goth Day…

Big Week Marke B. -
Remembering Joe Kukura, CCA Graduate Exhibition, Kukje Bakery, DJ Said, BAVC's 50th, Fogo Na Roupa, 'Silent Friend,' more to do!
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Flock keeps spying on us all, and state and local officials aren’t protecting us

News + Politics Ian Firstenberg -
The cameras are everywhere. The regulations are mostly missing.
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Drama Masks: Staged in a senior community center, this tale left a lasting sting

Stage Review Charles Lewis III -
'Lay My Burden Down' took up urgent concerns, with puppets. Plus: Alicia Keys' angelic 'Hell's Kitchen' hits familiar heights.
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Yerba Buena Gardens Festival kicked off with a salsa bang

Festival Marke B. -
Tasty Taiwanese American Fest and fantastically ravey OM records 30th were also on the sunny Saturday menu.
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Cole Swensen’s ‘Veer’ swerves towards the limits of language

Arts + Culture Lou Fancher -
Poems that dare to go into the minds of crows, up tree trunks, or daringly close to the sun.
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50 years in, electronic pioneers Cabaret Voltaire sound prophetic as ever

Music Joshua Rotter -
'Our reasons for being paranoid were only partly paranoid' say proto-industrial UK group, now on grand farewell tour.
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Win tickets to Wavy Gravy’s 90th birthday party!

Contest Marke B. -
We've got three pairs of tickets to give away to the all-star celebration on Sat/16.
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