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Onstage

Reviews: News of the real world in ‘The Jungle’ and ‘N—aroo’

Marke B. - April 8, 2019

ONSTAGE "Theater brings news," an old saw goes. That can be interpreted any number of ways, but The Jungle (through May 19 at the Curran) brings...

Foreign Correspondent

Does Cuba censor the Internet? Think again

Reese Erlich - January 25, 2019

HAVANA -- A group of Cubans stared intently at the screens of their smart phones here in Old Havana, checking emails and Googling news...

Onstage

A timely, unrelenting family drama unfolds at Magic Theatre

Elaine Elinson - October 25, 2018

ONSTAGE When Annie (Martha Brigham) opens the front door of her family home at the beginning of Magic Theatre's "The Resting Place" (through November 4),...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Trump in Afghanistan

Reese Erlich - August 13, 2018

President Donald Trump is back on the stump, trumpeting his alleged triumphs since the 2016 elections. Somehow, he never mentions Afghanistan. For years, Trump has...

Campaign Trail

Campaign trail: Leno tries a direct, 60-second appeal

Tim Redmond - May 22, 2018

The race for mayor is clearly tight: Supporters of Sup. London Breed are pouring large sums of dark money into attacking Make Leno and...

News + Politics

Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

Adriana Camarena - March 11, 2018

Editor’s note: As the candidates for mayor discuss law enforcement, police accountability, and the future of the SFPD, it’s worth looking back at how...

News + Politics

Cell-phone companies try to ram through bill blocking local control of transmitters

Tim Redmond - July 10, 2017

The state Senate has a had a bumper-crop year for bills to help developers, landlords, and corporate interests – and to undermine the ability...

Music

Party Radar: Without Borders

Marke B. - April 27, 2017

PARTY RADAR Young people often ask me, an Ancient One, if living under Trump is what it felt like living under Bush. That's a...

News + Politics

What the police won’t tell you about the Amilcar Lopez killing

Father Richard Smith - December 19, 2016

San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon says he’s about to announce his long-awaited decision about whether to charge the officers who killed Amilcar Perez...

Music

655 Tubesteak Connections — and still growing!

Marke B. - November 9, 2016

PARTY RADAR That disco music has been the recent historical music of oppressed people of color and queers is a cliche -- but that doesn't...

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Reviews: News of the real world in ‘The Jungle’ and ‘N—aroo’

Does Cuba censor the Internet? Think again

A timely, unrelenting family drama unfolds at Magic Theatre

Foreign Correspondent: Trump in Afghanistan

Campaign trail: Leno tries a direct, 60-second appeal

Special Report: Ed Lee’s police legacy

Cell-phone companies try to ram through bill blocking local control of transmitters

Party Radar: Without Borders

What the police won’t tell you about the Amilcar Lopez killing

655 Tubesteak Connections — and still growing!

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