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Tech baron who said supes should ‘die slow’ wants to disrupt Peskin campaign event

Tim Redmond - April 4, 2024

Chinatown leaders fear violence, say intimidation is not acceptable, particularly in the heart of a vulnerable community.

Stage Review

Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life

Charles Lewis III - April 4, 2024

Betty Reid Soskin's continuing journey is set to music—and portrayed by four actors—at Z Space.

Housing

The Yimbys think they rule—but there are some serious signs to the contrary

Zelda Bronstein - April 1, 2024

The case against the case against "The Case Against Yimbyism."

Stage Review

In poignant ‘The Far Country,’ immigrants caught in an endless cycle of abuse

Charles Lewis III - March 26, 2024

Lloyd Suh's Berkeley Rep premiere shows the racist US system's damaging affects on Chinese workers.

Opinion

CEQA has nothing to do with SF downtown’s economic woes

Ruby Acevedo and Douglas P. Carstens - March 25, 2024

And Scott Wiener's attack on the environmental law will only make things worse for vulnerable populations.

Opinion

Engardio wants to protect supes from issues ‘outside our control.’ Here’s some amendments

Joel Schechter - March 21, 2024

Let's avoid taxes, climate change, war ... or we could just be residents of a city, a country, and a world.

Stage Review

Jewelle Gomez’s ‘Unpacking in P’Town’ lights out on 1959 chosen family vacay

Charles Lewis III - March 21, 2024

Playwright says her latest calls upon real life, but its catty quintet seem oddly divorced from the times.

Movies

Tracing the peaks (and valleys) of Carol Doda’s topless legend

Leticia Lopez - March 20, 2024

Documentary producer-directors Marlo McKenzie and Jonathan Parker bring the bodacious queen of the Condor to life.

Art

Looking for a new art crush? That’s more than fine… it’s Superfine

Marke B. - March 20, 2024

The independent art fair at Fort Mason hits a sweet spot between accessibility and expression, with plenty of local flair.

Stage Review

Don’t wake up from SF Ballet’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ too soon

Charles Lewis III - March 17, 2024

Costumes by Christian LaCroix and excellent dancing quickly put viewers under Balanchine and Shakespeare's spell.

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Tech baron who said supes should ‘die slow’ wants to disrupt Peskin campaign event

Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life

The Yimbys think they rule—but there are some serious signs to the contrary

In poignant ‘The Far Country,’ immigrants caught in an endless cycle of abuse

CEQA has nothing to do with SF downtown’s economic woes

Engardio wants to protect supes from issues ‘outside our control.’ Here’s some amendments

Jewelle Gomez’s ‘Unpacking in P’Town’ lights out on 1959 chosen family vacay

Tracing the peaks (and valleys) of Carol Doda’s topless legend

Looking for a new art crush? That’s more than fine… it’s Superfine

Don’t wake up from SF Ballet’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ too soon

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