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Music

1970s NoLa blues-funk history shimmers on ‘Another Side’

John-Paul Shiver - January 19, 2022

A previously unreleased album from trailblazing guitarist Leo Nocentelli illustrates a momentous time in musical evolution.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Act fast if you want these great eats

Tamara Palmer - January 18, 2022

Cacio e pepe pizza, ube boba, Tartine porridge, more specials set to disappear with the quickness

Puff

Puff: Beating those Sober January blues

Dan Karkoska - January 18, 2022

Sparkling Rosier, Hi-Fi Hops, "high seltzers," Mystery Drops, and cannabis mocktails galore to help ease you back into the world

The Agenda

Reforming the recall—and the mayor’s power to appoint elected officials

Tim Redmond - January 16, 2022

Plus: What's going on with Mental Health SF, and is CPMC helping with the public-health crisis in the Tenderloin?

Education

City College makes a move to save Cantonese classes

Garrett Leahy - January 15, 2022

By classifying program as transferable to UC, school can get additional state money.

Music

Noise Pop announces more artists, still aims to go ahead

John-Paul Shiver - January 14, 2022

Rituals of Mine, Kamaal Williams, Chime School, more added to February festival lineup.

Development

UCSF’s new hospital: A pretty building, but in the wrong place

Calvin Welch - January 12, 2022

The school's plans will make one part of the city more unlivable and the other part less healthy and wealthy.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Staying at home? Stock your freezer with these tasty treats

Tamara Palmer - January 12, 2022

Spicy dumplings, creamy biscuits, lobster mac, more: Support local restaurants and cafes by snapping up their frozen goods.

Arts + Culture

As Omicron surged, local arts venues were left to fend for themselves

Marke B. - January 11, 2022

Why did organizations have to make their own decision to close or stay open, with no specific guidance from the city?

Campaign Trail

The big money shows up for Haney in state Assembly race

Tim Redmond - January 10, 2022

Building trades and opponents of single-payer are putting up hundreds of thousands in an IE that is likely to attack Campos

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