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Music

Need a tune boost? Hum along to foamboy’s new ‘Not a Go’

John-Paul Shiver - July 8, 2022

Blissfully funky single from Portland duo may describe 'flirtationship' frustrations, but you'll be bopping all the same

Movies

Screen Grabs: All hail Kinuyo Tanaka, force of Japanese cinema

Dennis Harvey - July 5, 2022

Fine BAMPFA retrospective pays tribute. Plus: Roughing it in Norway with 'Wild Men,' A-list Orientalism in 'The Forgiven'

Music

Los Bitchos live: Let the festivities begin, indeed

John-Paul Shiver - June 30, 2022

The international quintet brought their buoyant outernational sound to adoring fans at the Chapel

Development

Tenants fight to save affordable homes at Plaza East

Sam Lew - June 29, 2022

Developer wants luxury housing in Western Addition; residents fear displacement

Development

Major housing policy changes happening—but will they work?

Tim Redmond - June 28, 2022

Upzoning, a budget deal, competing visions of affordable housing—and a bit of reality about the current market.

City Hall

Supes demand big changes in Breed’s budget

Tim Redmond - June 19, 2022

Plus: A key vote on Lowell admissions—and what the final numbers on the Boudin recall show. That's The Agenda for June 19-26

News + Politics

Another ridiculous attack on SF progressives, this time by Nellie Bowles and The Atlantic

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2022

Excuse me, no: The city has not be destroyed by the left. How many times do we have to explain this?

Housing

Planning Commission to review new Housing Element—which is based on fantasy

Tim Redmond - June 6, 2022

How do you do an environmental review of a proposal that is so far from reality that you can't take it seriously?

News + Politics

Will the city’s Climate Plan ever happen? Plus: Election Day, tech-worker dorms …

Tim Redmond - June 5, 2022

... and shelter politics, the cost of cops, and an embarrassing NYT story. That's The Agenda for June 6-13.

Crime

A tough-on-crime DA doesn’t translate to lower crime rates

Tim Redmond - June 5, 2022

New study compares SF, Sacramento—and finds that a more progressive approach to criminal justice is associated with lower crime rates.

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