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Environmental groups plead with supes to block SF’s dangerous lawsuit against the EPA

Packed hearing puts pressure on board to act—but what can the supes do, and what comes next?

A mysterious illness led Mona Chiang to the easel. Now, she paints her own way

Berkeley artist urges healing through creativity and freedom from restrictions : 'Just make art and laugh.'

When it comes to telling Black womens’ stories, Lisa B. Thompson goes big

Latest play 'The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body' at Lorraine Hansberry Theatre embraces the universal.

SF taking EPA to Supreme Court over Clean Water Act; some supes are outraged

Plus: Chan wants to know why the mayor won't spend $60 million critical in social service money that was part of the budget deal. That's The Agenda for Sept. 22-29

Open Studios throws wide its artists’ doors for the 50th time

Peek into the work of two participants who exemplify the rich spirit of Artspan's monthlong celebration.

OPINION: The lies behind Prop. 36

It's a huge step backward and will make our communities less safe.

In ‘Paradise,’ Puerto Rico’s colonial struggles reflected in everyday life

Tere Martínez's bright, brief play at Brava shows how imperialism becomes the norm by pitting folks against one another.

Harris ‘won’ the debate—but ducked the two most important issues

No real talk of climate change or economic inequality.

Five elements whirled through Chinatown at Edge on the Square arts fest

A vibrant series of community events is showing how 'art is an elemental force that stretches boundaries.'

Cops don’t always use their cameras—and data shows some very dubious shootings

Plus: Drone surveillance policy, the future of Candlestick Point—and can the Planning Commission even hold a meeting? That's The Agenda for Sept. 9-15