Stories about History
Howdy, neighbor! Storied: San Francisco podcast bridges divide
Lively tales about fellow city dwellers are just the ticket for our isolating moment.
City College board fires chancellor
At a critical time for the school, trustees have to seek a new leader who has community credibility.
Screen Grabs: Leap upon your sofa, intrepid explorers
Inuit adventure, Australian outback, Lost City of Z—part one of our wide-ranging quarantine screen picks
Review: ‘Toni Stone’ hits a home run (and you can watch it on your couch)
ACT play tells the story of the first woman to play professional baseball. Here's how to stream it, along with other plays.
Is SF General ready for the crisis?
Nurses say the city isn't ready. Plus: A new head of DBI. That's The Agenda for March 16-22.
SF’s Juli Delgado Lopera on language, matriarchy, and ‘Fiebre Tropical’
The writer-artist is being celebrated for their hyper-vivid new novel, recording a teenager's move from Bogotá to Miami.
How do you represent Black and Latino communities at major museum shows?
An innovative program at the de Young, whose staff is mostly white, brings diversity to Black Power and Frida Kahlo exhibit staff.
Noise Pop snaps, crackles, and jangles with surprises and new favorites
Sarchasm, Habibi, Seablite, DJ QBert, Angelica Garcia, Helado Negro, Tré Burt, and many more filled a week with great music.
Screen Grabs: Traveling the world, popcorn in hand
Ireland, Israel, Poland, China (twice), American backroads, and various African nations are your cinematic destinations this week.
’80s troubadour Colin Hay is still a man at work
From 'Who Can It Be Now?' and Ringo Starr to a new album and fundraising for Australian wildfire relief, the singer carries on.