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Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: ‘Who We Are’ lays out just how much racial justice has stalled

Dennis Harvey - February 2, 2022

Plus: Poetic 'Why is We Americans,' listless 'Sundown,' rousing 'The Conductor'—and 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner,' too.

The Agenda

Should SF ban the no-knock warrants that lead to Breonna Taylor’s death?

Tim Redmond - September 19, 2021

Plus: Juvenile justice, small-business rent relief, and a 'beach-to-the-Bay' bike path. That's The Agenda for Sept. 20-26.

Police

New rules on search warrants moving forward with little public input

Tim Redmond - September 13, 2021

The public defender wasn't consulted. The DA wasn't consulted. But the Police Commission wants a major policy change—now.

News + Politics

Judge rejects plan to ban people with drug arrests from the Tenderloin

Tim Redmond - May 18, 2021

Why are we still fighting the failed War on Drugs in 2021?

Opinion

I finally paid off my student loans at 40. No one should go through this

Peter-Astrid Kane - April 20, 2021

Not even winning on 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' helped me outrun Navient and condescending bootstrapper-types

News + Politics

Not far from the tree: California’s new attorney general

Rene Ciria-Cruz - March 28, 2021

Rob Bonta's progressive political approach comes directly from his upbringing as the son of left-wing parents who fought Marcos in the Philippines.

Movies

Roxie Virtual Cinema: Best of the Bay 2020 Editors’ Pick

48 Hills - December 28, 2020

When curtains came down and laptops fired up, Roxie Theatre's online arm delivered 200+ diverse and heady films

Culture

PHOTOS: Palo Alto’s 1400-acre Foothills Park at last opens for all

Lucas Thornton - December 22, 2020

After half a century, a beautiful public space joins the options for Bay Area fitness and fresh air.

Culture

Floret Coalition: Best of the Bay 2020 Editors’ Pick

48 Hills - December 22, 2020

Directly addressing racism in the cannabis world by distributing funds from legalized businesses to community organizations

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: New films storm the barricades, in myriad ways

Dennis Harvey - October 8, 2020

New movies embody the spirit of activism—and different spirits, too. Plus: American Indian and Filipino flicks, and a Woody Allen stinker.

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Screen Grabs: ‘Who We Are’ lays out just how much racial justice has stalled

Should SF ban the no-knock warrants that lead to Breonna Taylor’s death?

New rules on search warrants moving forward with little public input

Judge rejects plan to ban people with drug arrests from the Tenderloin

I finally paid off my student loans at 40. No one should go through this

Not far from the tree: California’s new attorney general

Roxie Virtual Cinema: Best of the Bay 2020 Editors’ Pick

PHOTOS: Palo Alto’s 1400-acre Foothills Park at last opens for all

Floret Coalition: Best of the Bay 2020 Editors’ Pick

Screen Grabs: New films storm the barricades, in myriad ways

News

Politics

Arts

Culture