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Why Richmond said No to coal

Tom Molanphy - January 19, 2020

On Tuesday, January 14, to the delight of environmentalists and health advocates and the consternation of the coal industry, the Richmond City Council passed...

Housing

Wiener’s housing deregulation bill is back!

Tim Redmond - January 5, 2020

State Sen. Scott Wiener will hold a press conference and rally in Oakland Tuesday/7 to announce that he’s re-introducing a new version of his...

News + Politics

KQED says 48 Hills is a story of the decade

Marke B. - December 6, 2019

KQED released a beautifully designed, memory-triggering package yesterday called "Our Turbulent Decade." It's an in-depth, year-by-year look some of the most impactful events and...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Three of the year’s best dramas and more

Dennis Harvey - November 13, 2019

Many new films of interest opening this Friday—so many, in fact, that we had to write separately about the week’s revival highlights (see here)...

News + Politics

As the fires rage and the blackouts continue, Newsom ducks

Tim Redmond - October 28, 2019

Gov. Gavin Newsom is sounding all harsh and tough toward PG&E as Northern California burns out of control again and the blackouts continue. At a...

Dance

Nature takes astounding flight in ‘Viva MOMIX!’

Joshua Rotter - October 17, 2019

With its 40th birthday fast approaching in 2020, the MOMIX dance company is excited to bring a vibrant “compilation album” of its “greatest hits”...

News + Politics

The problem with the Blue Angels

Christopher D. Cook - October 12, 2019

Editor’s note: The news media in San Francisco are all agog about the Blue Angels – as they always are, every year. The main...

Movies

There’s a ‘Mad God’ at the Drunken Film Fest

Joshua Rotter - October 1, 2019

Clocking in at under an hour, Mad God, a highly experimental stop-motion film about an assassin who descends into a scary subterranean dystopia—full of...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Here come the Sisters

Marke B. - September 17, 2019

MUCH ADO ABOUT FOLSOM Folsom Street Fair is two Sundays away (watch for my party guide), and what better way could organizers seize the news...

News + Politics

How do you cover the end of the world?

David Talbot - September 8, 2019

How do you cover the End of the World, as a journalist or artist or simply a citizen trying to make sense of the...

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Why Richmond said No to coal

Wiener’s housing deregulation bill is back!

KQED says 48 Hills is a story of the decade

Screen Grabs: Three of the year’s best dramas and more

As the fires rage and the blackouts continue, Newsom ducks

Nature takes astounding flight in ‘Viva MOMIX!’

The problem with the Blue Angels

There’s a ‘Mad God’ at the Drunken Film Fest

Arts Forecast: Here come the Sisters

How do you cover the end of the world?

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