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Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: California Migration Museum’s Melting Spots map

Tamara Palmer -
A guide to the groundbreaking immigrant restaurants and culinary traditions that make San Francisco so delicious.
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Bhangra & Beats Night Market

Marke B. -
The Non Stop Bhangra Crew revitalizes downtown with vibrant contemporary Punjabi music, food, and culture.
Stage Review

In peppy ‘Legally Blonde,’ institutional sexism in pink and white

Charles Lewis III -
Ray of Light Theatre casting a Black lead in beloved story adds much-needed diversity, but also some confusion.
City Hall

Breed holding up money for crucial social services, providers say

Tim Redmond -
Supes approved funding for eviction protections and more—but mayor won't release the money, leaving nonprofits in limbo.
Art

Five elements whirled through Chinatown at Edge on the Square arts fest

Emily Wilson -
A vibrant series of community events is showing how 'art is an elemental force that stretches boundaries.'
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editor’s Pick: Sean Dorsey Dance Company

Marke B. -
Led by Dorsey's ever-expansive vision for trans-queer liberation, the 20-year-old company invites everyone to see themselves on stage.
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Humphry Slocombe’s Secret Breakfast

Tamara Palmer -
Influential as it is delicious, the iconic local flavor inspires knock-offs and even a 420 tribute.
The Agenda

Cops don’t always use their cameras—and data shows some very dubious shootings

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Drone surveillance policy, the future of Candlestick Point—and can the Planning Commission even hold a meeting? That's The Agenda for Sept. 9-15
Campaign Trail

Billionaire-funded mailer sure looks like an ad for Mark Farrell for Mayor

Tim Redmond -
Is it legal? Does anyone care? This is the sad state of ethics enforcement in San Francisco today.
Transportation

Uber and Lyft are undermining public transit, a new study shows

Tim Redmond -
UC Davis researchers demonstrate that rideshares don't wean people off cars; they get people off buses and trains.

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