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Police

Cops used robots for search warrants, and now want a robot dog

Tim Redmond -
New report contains alarming data about the use of automated military weapons against people in San Francisco.
Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Janet Planet,’ and other cosmic mysteries of the human relationship

Dennis Harvey -
'Chestnut' and 'This Closeness' dig into contemporary 20something affairs; 'The Devil's Bath' goes back to 1750.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Rapper-chef Lyrics Born says show’s next season ‘will blow people away’

Tamara Palmer -
New acoustic album may be last for a while as Bay Area legend focuses on visual media like his cooking series.
News + Politics

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We are so close! Help independent, local media survive in the billionaire-dominated, corporate-infested news landscape.
Music

Under the Stars: Sylvester shall sing again

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Carlos Niño's collab album with Andre3000 and friends, Arooj Aftab returns, Sis channels Sri Aurobindo. New music!
Housing

The money trail: How big landlords are trying to undermine the state rent control initiative

Tim Redmond -
It's not enough to seek to defeat the Costa-Hawkins repeal; Big Real Estate wants to stop the measure's sponsor from ever doing this again.
LGBTQ

Our Ultimate Pride Guide 2024 is bustin’ out all over

Marke B. -
30+ parties, arts events, and activities to boot up your sassy queer season—even if you're boycotting!
Development

Pending state bill would allow developers to make more big local land-use decisions

Zelda Bronstein -
Under the radar, a Wicks-Bonta housing bill changes the standards for projects in a way that undermines any professional planning standards.
Stage Review

SF Opera’s ‘Partenope’ offers Old Hollywood glamour, little subtext

Charles Lewis III -
With a full century behind them to choose from, SF Opera’s 2023-24 season has had a feeling of “throw things at the wall and...
Art

At de Young, local artists eye ‘The Peaceable Kingdom’—and US colonialism

Emily Wilson -
Lee Mingwei challenged 'a family tree' of artists to reinterpret Edward Hicks' famous 1846 allegorical painting.

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