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Supes vote 9-2 to let Lurie fire one of the best members of the Police Commission

Tim Redmond -
The mayor wins a decisive victory, giving him the power to replace the police chief and choose the next person for the job.
Dance

Miguel Gutierrez choreographs for the end of the world

Aimée Ts'ao -
'What will happen to us?' asks unfiltered artist with deep San Francisco roots in latest work, 'Super Nothing.'
Music

Noise Pop diary: St. Vincent bathed Grace Cathedral in heartfelt hues

John-Paul Shiver -
Indie stalwart carved out intimate vibe from cavernous space, with SF stories and reverberating callbacks.
News + Politics

Is Muni more important than affordable housing?

Tim Redmond -
Or are our local officials refusing to address the real issue and forcing allies to fight over crumbs? Here's a proposal.
Nightlife

Juanita More names Transgender Law Center as Pride party beneficiary, as threats to community mount

Marke B. -
Wild annual celebration is also essential community fundraiser—and protecting trans rights has leapt to fore.
The Agenda

A showdown on Lurie’s move to fire police commissioner

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Should Muni property be developed for market-rate housing—and how will neighborhood upzoning impact tenants? That's The Agenda for Feb. 23-March 2
Opinion

OPINION: The Mission is not the new Tenderloin

Alexis Terrazas -
The problems have been here for years. Now they are bothering wealthier people.
Food & Drink

Woo-hoo! A ‘Simpsons’-themed bar just popped up in downtown SF

Adrian Spinelli -
Moe'z has 'Duft' beer, Squishee machines, a Flaming Moe, and fancy Springfield-ian cocktails
Music

She runs Noise Pop—but she’s also a fan

Marke B. -
Noise Pop CEO Michelle Swing talks about this year's sprawling fest, the org's big move, and where you'll find her in the crowd.
News + Politics

Lurie wants to ask his rich friends to fund his programs. Here’s why it won’t work

Tim Redmond -
Philanthropy simply can't address structural social problems. In some cases, it makes the problems worse

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