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Opinion

Opinion: ‘Reopening’ seems empty when so many beloved spots are gone

Bruce Mirken - May 13, 2021

We can't move forward without mourning decades-old institutions like Tyger's Coffee Shop—and doing our best to save others.

Art

Review: Clare Rojas’ cosmologies of uncanny animal intelligence and mystery

Genevieve Quick - May 12, 2021

Soft-launching Jessica Silverman's Chinatown gallery, 'Here We Go' shades folkloric vignettes with dark energy

Art

Tracking the turbulent concept of ‘care’ in a pandemic-ravaged world

Caitlin Donohue - May 11, 2021

'Contact Traces' at CCA offers entry points for urgent discussion, on topics from environmental racism to commercial wellness shams.

Business + Tech

State Legislature moving to give telecom companies immense power

Tim Redmond - May 10, 2021

Bills would block any local control over placement of cell towers and antennas -- and it's passing with almost no opposition.

Movies

Asian American visions at CAAM Fest, from Lowell High to Koreatown ghosts

Dennis Harvey - May 10, 2021

Annual festival also features Margaret Cho, Amy Tan, Dante Basco, and 'The Fabulous Filipino Brothers'

News + Politics

Is San Francisco a ‘conservative’ city? That’s what the Chron thinks.

Tim Redmond - May 9, 2021

But is opposing the Big Business and Big Tech Agenda really 'conservative?' Plus: Free Muni --and a complex new Muni yard. That's The Agenda for May 10-18.

News + Politics

Can immigration reform be part of Biden’s infrastructure plan?

Garrett Leahy - May 8, 2021

Advocates call on Pelosi to push the measure -- but that will be a tough battle in this Congress.

Education

Mixing — and celebrating — cultures in a Bayview child-care center

Barbra Blender - May 6, 2021

Teaching Behind the Mask: Antonia Velegas and Maki Matsunami team up to build bridges and educate young children in a challenging environment.

Labor

When bosses lie, workers die

Marc Norton - May 5, 2021

More and more data shows that COVID transmission is happening not just at gatherings but at worksites.

Music

New Music: On ‘Crossing Over,’ Sour Widows build sensitive slowcore worlds

John-Paul Shiver - May 3, 2021

Local trio's new EP limns conquering moments with measured vocals and mindhive-intricate guitar work

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