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Deaf advocacy group diversifies leadership—but now faces lawsuit

Caitlin Donohue - January 19, 2021

Board president resigns after her racially-charged video rocks the Deaf Counseling Advocacy and Referral Agency community. But way forward may be blocked by legal challenge.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Kamala ice cream, hot vegan trucks… Our new local food column digs in

Tamara Palmer - January 19, 2021

Plus, La Cocina Marketplace and the return of the macaron! California Eating's Tamara Palmer highlights great flavors of the Bay

COVID

SF COVID vaccine: Sign up to be notified when you’re eligible

Marke B. - January 19, 2021

Find out via email or text when you can contact your health provider (or public system) to get vaccinated.

News + Politics

Taxi drivers, disability-rights advocates oppose new Market St. traffic plan

Tim Redmond - January 18, 2021

Plus: UC Regents vote on huge new project -- and Willie Brown's Chronicle column will quietly disappear. That's The Agenda for Jan 19-26

News + Politics

Bay View editor may take legal action against private prison company

Tim Redmond - January 17, 2021

Keith Malik Washington charges that the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Geo Group retaliated after he contacted a reporter about a COVID outbreak in a halfway house.

News + Politics

Newsom budget hurts environmental justice programs

Jackie Blandón - January 17, 2021

Shouldn't utilities -- not communities of color -- be paying for better fire prevention?

News + Politics

Growth machine wins big in Berkeley

Zelda Bronstein - January 14, 2021

Mayor who ran as a progressive sides with developer-friendly plan for Adeline Corridor.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Sometimes, a deliciously absurd film is all you need

Dennis Harvey - January 11, 2021

The squirming abdominals of 'Bloody Hell' joust with Chinese super-production 'Skyfire' and hotel-scare 'Climate of the Hunter' for this week's most ludicrous new release.

COVID

COVID outbreak — and media crackdown — at private halfway house in Tenderloin

Tim Redmond - January 11, 2021

Center run by private prison contractor on lockdown, and resident punished for contacting the news media about it.

Music

Time’s running out for SF’s live music venues. What’s being done to save them?

Caitlin Donohue - January 8, 2021

Via the Independent Venue Alliance and SF Venue Coalition, businesses seek private donations—and put much-needed pressure on federal and city level politicians to help.

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Deaf advocacy group diversifies leadership—but now faces lawsuit

Good Taste: Kamala ice cream, hot vegan trucks… Our new local food column digs in

SF COVID vaccine: Sign up to be notified when you’re eligible

Taxi drivers, disability-rights advocates oppose new Market St. traffic plan

Bay View editor may take legal action against private prison company

Newsom budget hurts environmental justice programs

Growth machine wins big in Berkeley

Screen Grabs: Sometimes, a deliciously absurd film is all you need

COVID outbreak — and media crackdown — at private halfway house in Tenderloin

Time’s running out for SF’s live music venues. What’s being done to save them?

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