Stories about California
Screen Grabs: A seriously funny Italian legend, JT LeRoy, Hail Satan?
An endangered community arts center, a Kenyan superhero, The Visitor from another decade, Juggalo comedy, more in cinemas this week.
Pulitzer-winning journalist Martin Espinoza to speak at 48 Hills Gala, May 2
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat reporter and Bay Guardian alumnus joins us, with special musical guests the Turnaround. Come out!
The DMV nightmare: Report and tips from the (long) lines
Tales from a three-hour wait: What you can do to avoid making it even worse.
Examined Life: On shaky ground
In a city where everyone and everything is constantly changing, we have a lot to fear. But even more to learn.
48hills sues MTC over secretive housing policy operation
We want to know how much public money went into funding a pro-developer operations aimed at promoting more market-rate housing with few protections for vulnerable communities.
Supes reject plan that would shadow Soma park
In direct rebuke to mayor, board says that a developer can't buy off the city when it comes to blocking sunshine in a crowded neighborhood.
The bizarre argument in favor of Wiener’s housing bill
Sup. Vallie Brown tries to make the convoluted case for letting the private market solve our housing crisis.
Dimensions Dance comes ‘Armed with Joy’ and ‘Sanctuary’
Spring show 'We Have Ourselves' engages with gentrification, privacy, diaspora, Black history, and the right to experience happiness.
Critical housing measure comes to the board of supes
Mar wants the city to oppose Wiener's radical deregulation bill -- and has seven votes. Will the mayor veto?
Pete Buttigieg makes a splash in SF — but what does he really stand for?
He's suddenly a media star, but he admits his campaign is still a work in progress.