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Big Tech gets to break the law with impunity; why not the folks on the street? Plus: The new DA's first weeks are a disaster, but the Chron doesn't seem to care.

Sports

Should the Warriors bring back Kevin Durant?

Alan Chazaro - July 31, 2022

As rumblings continue, retrospectively honoring KD’s decision to join Golden State in 2016

Opinion

Prop A’s failure and why we need to fight for Muni

Gwen McLaughlin and Nayeli Maxson-Velazquez - July 13, 2022

The June election shows the importance of a powerful grassroots movement for transit justice

Music

Under the Stars: It’s insufficient to call Kaidi Tatham ‘the UK’s Herbie Hancock,’ more

John-Paul Shiver - July 5, 2022

Papercuts' jangly mojo, Lucky Sun's uplifting essence, Byron the Aquarius comes through, Foamboy and Oakland Weekender rundowns

Stage Review

‘Let’s Do the Sex’? OK, let’s.

Charles Lewis III - June 8, 2022

Killing My Lobster’s slutty, silly sketches tackle gay couple-twins, modern-day porn, and—oh yes— Potterverse fan fic.

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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‘Defiant Joy’: Three punk cheers for Middle-Aged Queers

2022’s highlights on stage, in a year of navigating theater’s return

There’s only one way to get the money to save the Bay Area from transit and housing chaos

Under the Stars: Jazz institution Marcus Shelby shares new work at free outdoors event

Maybe the Mission Street vendors need an app

Should the Warriors bring back Kevin Durant?

Prop A’s failure and why we need to fight for Muni

Under the Stars: It’s insufficient to call Kaidi Tatham ‘the UK’s Herbie Hancock,’ more

‘Let’s Do the Sex’? OK, let’s.

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

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