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Israel loses politically in Gaza battle

Reese Erlich - November 16, 2018

Earlier this week the Israeli military and armed groups in Gaza clashed in the worst fighting since their 2014 war. Israeli planes bombed Palestinians,...

Party Radar

Party Radar: AYBEE, Bonobo, Crystal Method, oOoOO….

Marke B. - November 14, 2018

PARTY RADAR Have you looked at all the winners and runners up of our Best of the Bay 2018 Arts & Entertainment Readers Poll?...

Foreign Correspondent

Murder of Saudi journalist builds opposition to Yemen war

Reese Erlich - November 1, 2018

The murder of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has backfired on the Saudi royal family by focusing new attention on its vicious war on...

Puff

Cannabis: Can we bring back compassionate care?

Dan Karkoska - October 23, 2018

PUFF Late in September, Governor Jerry Brown vetoed three marijuana bills meant to begin the shifting process of correcting some of the needs left by...

News + Politics

A doctor’s plea: When treatment and cure isn’t enough

Leslie Suen - October 16, 2018

What do you do as a physician when you have all of the best medicines in the world, but can’t treat a patient’s disease...

Movies

‘Black Powers: Reframing Hollywood’ at SFMOMA celebrates plucky cinematic classics

Marke B. - July 11, 2018

MOVIES We're currently in a moment of black film director fierceness: Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, Barry Jenkins' Moonlight, Jordan Peele's Get Out, and anything by...

Puff

Giving your pet some CBD love

Dan Karkoska - July 1, 2018

PUFF I was on the phone with my sister Rebecca the other day catching up. She lives in Seattle with her husband Jim and...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: The politics behind the Gaza protests

Reese Erlich - May 25, 2018

On my most recent reporting trip to Gaza, I stayed with a family living just a short walk from the Israeli border. At dusk...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria

Reese Erlich - April 17, 2018

In 1998, al Qaeda killed 224 people when it attacked US embassies in East Africa. In retaliation, President Bill Clinton ordered a missile strike...

Puff

Puff: From Peron to Prop. 64

Dan Karkoska - April 3, 2018

PUFF History was made in the Castro on a bench at Cafe Flore in 1974. Dennis Peron shared a joint with Mary Jane Rathburn...

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Israel loses politically in Gaza battle

Party Radar: AYBEE, Bonobo, Crystal Method, oOoOO….

Murder of Saudi journalist builds opposition to Yemen war

Cannabis: Can we bring back compassionate care?

A doctor’s plea: When treatment and cure isn’t enough

‘Black Powers: Reframing Hollywood’ at SFMOMA celebrates plucky cinematic classics

Giving your pet some CBD love

Foreign Correspondent: The politics behind the Gaza protests

Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria

Puff: From Peron to Prop. 64

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