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Cruising for Christmas: A horny gay guide to the holidays

'Analog Cruising' author and back-alley aficionado Leo Herrera spills seasonal tricks for sliding down those chimneys.

It’s time to kick PG&E out of the city. In fact, it’s long, long overdue

Plus: Robocars could cause a massive crisis in an emergency— and the budget for next year is going to be awful. That's The Agenda for Dec. 21-28

The great PG&E debacle: A timeline 1898-1997

A deep dive into the scandalous history of the power company, including the Raker Act and Hetch Hetchy dam deal.

As alarm over massive blackout grew, some found camaraderie at local spots

Power outage shut down businesses in essential holiday shopping season, but many tried to make the best of it.

A year of living dangerously: Trump’s war on public health—and how to fight for the future

MAHA-calypse 2025 saw devastating cuts, wild propaganda, and infectious diseases unleashed. Experts tell us how to move forward.

Drama Masks: Let’s get ‘Ruthless!’ for the holidays

New Conservatory Theater spices up the holidays with camp. Plus: Circus Bella's 'Starlight' brings delightful twists.

Lurie ignored tenant groups when drafting his Muni parcel-tax proposal—and that’s a problem

Allowing landlords to pass through the cost to renters creates a potential political issue for his plan—and it could easily have been avoided

Ahmed al Ahmed, a hero for our age

A Muslim, a father, a fruit seller, he risked his life to save Jewish people in Australia

Screen Grabs: Bi Gan’s dazzlingly hubristic ‘Resurrection’

Plus: 'La Grazia,' 'Suburban Fury,' and 'We Shall Not Be Moved' provide meatier holiday fare than the multiplex

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BIG WEEK: Kitka, Wicked Winter Solstice Jam, Charlie Brown Christmas Live, Cookbook Swap…

Polyglamorous farewell, Sister Nancy, Black Celebration, Orgōne, Carlos Souffront, 'Cinderella'—what to do!

Thank you for being a friend: Original ‘Golden Girls’ guest stars remember beloved show

40 years on—with tributes everywhere—side characters and bit players recall the landmark's warmth and humor.

The bogus (and needless) politics of austerity

San Francisco doesn't need to cut money for affordable housing (or other services). There are viable solutions

The dangerous fantasy of upzoning

Politicians pretend to be doing something, while they refuse to address the real housing crisis.

Appeal in Epps manslaughter case could put DA’s ethics on trial

Verdict against editor and filmmaker based on dubious evidence—and if it goes to appeal, defense may raise issues of prosecutorial misconduct

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Tip-top tomes: Our favorite books of 2025

Oakland community history, knockout African folklore, Julian Brave Noisecat's debut. Here's what got us through the year

Phoenix Hotel goes out with a bang—and More!—on New Year’s Eve

Nightlife legends Juanita More! and DJ David Harness bid adieu to one of the city's wildest venues.

Turbulence around Gaming Developers Conference rebrand reflects changing industry

Mega-event becomes 'festival' and offers luxe ticket packages amid AI boom and bust of industry layoffs.

Under the Stars: Karl Denson’s ‘Sexy 69th’ is your post-holiday treat

Plus: Michael Shannon's R.E.M. tribute, Jamaica's Sister Nancy links with Fake Fruit, Newcleus brings back '80s boombox mastery, more.

Delivery drones in the skies above SF?

Plus: A rally to stop school closures. That's The Agenda for Dec. 14-21.

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