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Housing

Planners approve golf club building, put conditions on Engardio condo conversions

Tim Redmond -
Supe wants to let second-units become condos, which has serious problems for renters
Art

Chelsea Ryoko Wong cultivates gratitude by capturing Bay Area life

Mary Corbin -
Intergenerational bustle of Grant Street, easeful river days flood the Mission artist's luminous canvases.
Movies

What we saw at Sundance 2025: 12 narrative trips, animatronic buddies included

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
Teenagers on the range, misguided missionaries, a cerulean-faced orphan puppet? The Park City fest took many turns.
Performance

Drama Masks: When public transit woes make you miss the show

Charles Lewis III -
BART and Muni cuts—not to mention the threat the new regime poses to local arts—will most certainly sever theatre lifelines.
Movies

Screen Grabs: ’40 Years of Queer’ is a kaleidoscope of love, sex, and liberation

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Paddington in Peru, Timestalker, No Other Land, Dead Thing, more new movies to check out
Culture

Arts Forecast: Nothing but love for ya, baby

Marke B. -
Yuja Wang, Love & Basketball, Polyglamorous, Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt, 'Skateboarding SF,' tons more to do this weekend
Development

Golf against kids: A private club and a Catholic school square off at Planning Commission

Tim Redmond -
Big building that would store dangerously flammable batteries could be 40 feet from St. Thomas More school—and 300 kids from Pre-K to eighth grade.
Onstage

Hugh Bonneville’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ clocks the timeless flailing of family dysfunction

Lou Fancher -
'No one is a villain, everyone is flawed,' says Downton Abbey star of Chekhov's classic tragicomedy at Berkeley Rep.
Transportation

Lurie has no real plan to fund Muni or avoid service cuts

Tim Redmond -
At Question Time, only vague words about seeking state help and future revenue measures
Police

Fielder wants info on high-speed chase that led to crash injuring six in the Mission

Tim Redmond -
Supes letter of inquiry raises questions about the new policy of allowing cops to chase suspects who are not an immediate violent threat

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