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Music

Portola Fest founder: ‘We learned a lot from year one, we’re moving in the right direction’

Adrian Spinelli -
Danny Bell on what to expect at this year's huge electronic music affair—like fewer cell phone problems and a beloved '90s pop star
Transportation

Robotaxis are an existential threat to SF’s public transit system

Calvin Welch -
The Breed Administration is ignoring perhaps the most dangerous impact of the new autonomous vehicles.
Labor

AAA insurance agents in California are seeking to unionize

Garrett Leahy -
Complaints about pay and working conditions drive effort to form a union among giant nonprofit's insurance employees.
Music

The best albums of 2021 (so far)

John-Paul Shiver -
All that time stuck indoors last year is paying off—2021 has been bountiful when it comes to new sounds, from Madlib's post-DOOM triumph to Brijean's tropicalia expansiveness.
Music

New Music: Fake Fruit’s sharp debut gives broken dick chords and suffers no fools

John-Paul Shiver -
Bay Area band's self-titled LP zooms through frontperson Hannah D’Amato's fire-breathing kiss-offs.
COVID

Moscone vaccination site is fast and efficient

Marke B. -
Downtown site distributes 6000 COVID shots per day, but there's no reason to be daunted by smooth process
COVID

No cell phone? No vaccine.

Marc Norton -
Seniors who aren't tech-savvy and don't have cell phones are completely left out of the vaccination process in SF.
News + Politics

Bay View editor may take legal action against private prison company

Tim Redmond -
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.
COVID

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

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

The last time an SF cop was charged with killing a Black man

Marc Norton -
It was 1968. The trial was a sensation. The outcome was a disaster.
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