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Food & Drink

Good Taste: Inner Sunset’s ‘food court’ blooms with new and old neighborhood favorites

Tamara Palmer -
Patio sweets, backyard grills, and other international treats draw happy eaters to the avenues.
Onstage

Community re-telling of Compton’s Cafeteria riot storms Tenderloin stage

Joshua Rotter -
Co-written by neighborhood's trans leaders, play's meaning expands far past single night.
Crime

What if the DA broke the law? Where is the outrage from all the tough-on-crime folks?

Tim Redmond -
State Bar sends Jenkins into diversion for improper conduct; the billionaire-backed politicians seem to think this is just fine. It's a radical double standard
Arts + Culture

Unnamed Footage Festival leans into low-budget, shaky-cam community

Daniel Bromfield -
'Tinsman Road,' 'Fat Tuesday,' and 'Hunting Matthew Nichols' among spooky stand-outs.
Culture

DOGE yanks California Humanities funding, sending artists reeling

Marke B. -
For Bay Area documentary filmmakers like Brandon Tauszik, it's 'back to the drawing board'—and GoFundMe.
Culture

Live Shots: St. Stupid’s Day Parade skewers dumb ol’ capitalism

Tim Joaquim -
City's most April fool's-hardy annual tradition takes to the FiDi streets to mock any remaining faith in financial institutions.
Contest

Win a pair of tickets to a show at Lost Church!

48 Hills -
From magic shows to folk concerts, the intimate North Beach venue has a ton going on this month you should check out.
Opinion

The Drain: Marke B. spouts off on poverty porn peddlers and the billionaires who love them

48 Hills -
Our publisher popped on the popular podcast for a few laughs at tech oligarch Garry Tan and some thoughts on SF's political scene.
Big Week

BIG WEEK: Soundbox: Sculptures, Schnitzel Party, Cherry Blossom Fest, taco bonanza…

Marke B. -
Basement Jaxx, 'Fat Ham,' Bake for Myanmar, Sean Kuti, ODC Dance Downtown, tons more to do this week—from our experts
Housing

Conditions at a Hunters Point housing project are disgraceful—and the private operators are ducking responsibility

Tim Redmond -
Hearing shows for-profit companies running Alice Griffith failed to make basic repairs, and now want a city bailout.

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