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Drug policy

Breed’s opioid strategy has failed. But there’s a much better option, a new report says

Tim Redmond -
Study shows arrests aren't helping—a model from Zurich offers a clear and effective alternative.
Comedy

SF Sketchfest recs for every taste and persuasion

Tamara Palmer -
Tim Curry, the Groundlings, Found Footage Fest, Tight & Nerdy: As always, the sprawling comedy fest delivers.
Music

The Grammys actually get some things right (and show the Bay a little love)

John-Paul Shiver -
The often-derided corporate-friendly awards are seeing things a little differently, in the light of a 'New Blue Sun.'
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Surround yourself with family, of whatever kind you choose

Charles Lewis III -
Our new stage column reviews 'Jaja's African Hair Braiding,' 'Lettere d'Amore,' and Left Coast Theatre Co.'s 'Found Family'
Opinion

A modest suggestion and an open letter: Lurie should hire Aaron Peskin

Joel Schechter -
And Breed, too, why not? Buying off your opponents is a longtime strategy of plutocrats.
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the editor: What to do about the Great Highway park

Tim Redmond -
Should we just leave it to Mother Nature? Readers respond.
Music

Listening in 4-D: Ingenious ‘Polytempo Music’ spirals through virtual reality

Marke B. -
Alameda composer Brian Baumbusch trained himself to code for interactive composition, which immerses listeners in his musical world.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Complex tales of women from around the world

Dennis Harvey -
Striking films from India, Guatemala, Iran, Argentina, and the UK address the status of women in a time of rising authoritarianism.
City Hall

Lurie’s transition team: The TogetherSF Big Tech crowd is not on the list

Tim Redmond -
Garry Tan, Michael Moritz, Ron Conway, Chris Larson ... they aren't on the inside in this administration. Which can only be a good thing.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: When the whole world feels ‘Akimbo’

Charles Lewis III -
Our new theater column: 'Kimberly Akimbo' at the Curran and '180 Days. To Die. To Live' at the March-Berkeley take on death, and life.

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