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City Hall

The budget’s not perfect — but it’s a lot better than what the mayor offered

Tim Redmond - July 11, 2021

Plus: Parklets, small business -- and the terrible mess that is public housing in the Western Addition. That's The Agenda for July 11-18

News + Politics

The indigenous struggle to save trees — and sacred spaces — in Humboldt

Tiny - June 21, 2021

Between the timber companies and state agencies, so much devastation.

City Hall

SF building inspectors have no clue about gas pipes that could explode

Tim Redmond - June 7, 2021

Stunning revelations about a lack of enforcement of safety standards emerge from supes hearing.

Education

Teaching Behind the Mask: Young kids and nature, in the city

Eliana Elias - May 19, 2021

'I am not sure whose idea it was to put children inside shoe boxes all day and call that schooling.'

Homelessness

Caltrans evicts rent-paying tenants from mostly empty parking lot

Garrett Leahy - May 17, 2021

People living in vehicles tossed from under a downtown freeway despite possible legal rights of tenancy.

News + Politics

Beyond roads and bridges: The push to consider nature as essential ‘infrastructure’

Tom Molanphy - May 13, 2021

In a land of drought and pollution, can environmental harmony be built into Build Back Better?

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

News + Politics

Reservoir Dogs: Coyotes find a home amid Sunset solar panels

Tom Molanphy - April 21, 2021

A pair of animals settles in, offering lessons on our contemporary relationship to nature

News + Politics

A call for the state to revoke PG&E’s license to sell power

Tom Molanphy - April 8, 2021

In the wake of more criminal charges, some say the PUC should end the private utility's role as the main energy provider in Northern California (paving the way for public power).

Onstage

The strange and wondrous story of the Sick & Twisted Players

Don Baird - March 24, 2021

Thirty years ago, the troupe brought camp movie mashups, blazingly real talent, and guaranteed Splatterama to nightlife stages.

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The budget’s not perfect — but it’s a lot better than what the mayor offered

The indigenous struggle to save trees — and sacred spaces — in Humboldt

SF building inspectors have no clue about gas pipes that could explode

Teaching Behind the Mask: Young kids and nature, in the city

Caltrans evicts rent-paying tenants from mostly empty parking lot

Beyond roads and bridges: The push to consider nature as essential ‘infrastructure’

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

Reservoir Dogs: Coyotes find a home amid Sunset solar panels

A call for the state to revoke PG&E’s license to sell power

The strange and wondrous story of the Sick & Twisted Players

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