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Why we disrupted the Police Commission

Joshua Connor, Olivia Park, and Yakira Teitel - May 26, 2016

On Wednesday May 18th, members of UCSF’s Do No Harm Coalition and White Coats 4 Black Lives chapter interrupted the San Francisco Police Commission...

Arts + Culture

Mid-shift epiphanies: Baristas on working in art and coffee

Caitlin Donohue - May 24, 2016

Noman Coffee recently opened up in a shipping container on Duboce Street, proudly broadcasting the fact that its worker-owners were members of the SF...

News + Politics

Trump-brand hate has no home in SF

Maria Poblet, Myrna Melgar, and N'Tanya Lee - May 20, 2016

On Tuesday, the SF Board of Supervisors and the sheriff have an opportunity to uphold core San Francisco values. The stakes are high. Trump-style...

News + Politics

Why Chief Suhr will soon step down

Tim Redmond - May 12, 2016

Police Chief Greg Suhr will be stepping down in a matter of weeks. That’s my prediction, based on the fact that he has lost the...

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Day X of Hunger Strike: “On Tuesday We March to City Hall”

Sana Saleem - May 2, 2016

This post is part of our special coverage on the #hungerforjusticesf. Five San Francisco residents are on hunger strike outside Mission Police Station, demanding...

News + Politics

The Agenda, May 2-May 9: Will the mayor meet with the hunger strikers?

Tim Redmond - May 1, 2016

The hunger strike for police accountability is now well into its second week, and still not one word – seriously, not one word –...

Arts + Culture

Digging deep, empowered by grief

Caitlin Donohue - April 13, 2016

Performer Mika Lemoine didn't fully grasp the power of Destiny Arts Center and Embodiment Project's documentary play Seed Language until its opening night. (The...

Onstage

Punching up

Marke B. - March 7, 2016

ONSTAGE "Yes, yes, how awesome, how brave" you think with a soft golf clap when you hear that the Punch Line Comedy Club has...

Screen Grabs

What we saw at Sundance

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - February 14, 2016

48 Hills film critic Jesse Hawthorne Ficks snuck into Sundance 2016 to scope out the best flicks of the fest. 1. Anna Rose Holmer, The Fits (USA/Italy) Quite...

News + Politics

City College projects 26 percent class cuts

Tim Redmond - October 19, 2015

Administration document reveals vision for smaller institution -- and assumes that the school can't recover By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 20, 2015 – City College plans to...

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