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Drop the oratorio

Joanna Ladd - September 11, 2017

ALL EARS Ensemble Mik Nawooj is the sort of band that solves problems you didn’t know you had. Problems like: I want to wave...

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Killing the American Dream

Tim Redmond - September 5, 2017

When I heard about Donald Trumps decision to end DACA, the program that lets young immigrants find a future in this country, I thought...

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Video seeks to sell ‘fabulous’ units cleared by eviction

Tim Redmond - August 23, 2017

The first lesson in San Francisco real estate these days is: Know your history. Before you rent, buy, promote, or otherwise get involved in a...

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Mandelman kickoff sets tone for D8 supe race

Tim Redmond - June 14, 2017

Rafael Mandelman officially launched his campaign for D8 supervisor Wednesday night with a rally that drew around 150 people and set the tone for...

Arts + Culture

Look out

Dennis Harvey - June 9, 2017

SCREEN GRABS After the long-fought but still remarkable gains of recent years under the most gay-friendly POTUS in American history, the LGBTQ community has...

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Screen Grabs: New films of note this week

Dennis Harvey - April 19, 2017

SCREEN GRABS The SF International Film Festival’s 60th anniversary edition wrapped this Wednesday, and as if the rest of the local film world had...

News + Politics

A federal program that SF needs to cut

John Lindsay-Poland and Linda Sanchez - February 6, 2017

As the Trump government rolls out executive orders against refugees and other immigrants, Bay Area leaders and residents are bracing for possible cuts in...

Arts + Culture

Dive into Indiefest

Dennis Harvey - February 4, 2017

SCREEN GRABS SF Indiefest (running through February 16) is the founding cornerstone of The Empire That Jeff Ross Built, a year-round series of film festivals...

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Trump’s education secretary — and her brother, a mercenary who advocates assassinations

Marc Norton - January 23, 2017

Blackwater founder Erik Prince, who has been called “America’s most notorious mercenary” by author and journalist Jeremy Scahill, has emerged as an influential advisor...

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Defending San Francisco values

Tim Redmond - November 13, 2016

You have to go back to 1972, and the landslide victory of Richard Nixon, to find a moment where so many people were so...

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