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Music

33rd SF Jazz Fest buzzes with diverse styles, global sounds

Marke B. - March 23, 2015

Ambitious sonic reach includes multicultural soul, rollicking boogie-woogie, experimental R&B, country crossovers, big brass, and Cuban classics. By Marke B. ALL EARS The 33rd annual installment...

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Tom’s Town: A missing million — and can Airbnb share with the displaced families in the Mission?

Tim Redmond - January 30, 2015

By Tom Temprano JANUARY 30, 2015 -- It isn’t every day that you find yourself caught up in what, aside from an unfortunate luggage incident...

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Beloved drag queen Cookie Dough has passed away

Marke B. - January 29, 2015

Sweet star of longtime Monster Show dies in SF after illness in Mexico. By Marke B. JANUARY 29, 2015 -- After a short illness but a...

Nightlife

Heat it up: the year in SF nightlife 2014

Marke B. - December 31, 2014

PARTY RADAR House, techno, disco, hip-hop, reggae, salsa, soul, rock and roll -- almost all of the music pumping from your nightclub's speakers originated...

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Undocumented residents can give organs — but not receive them

Tim Redmond - December 4, 2014

By Viji Sundaram SAN PABLO, DECEMBER 5 – Without treatment to replace her failing kidneys, Olga knows she will die. The 37-year-old single mother is desperate...

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Bay Area marches for Ayotzinapa, because it had to

Tim Redmond - November 21, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue NOVEMBER 21, 2014 -- If the people of Mexico needed proof that the rest of the world stood with them yesterday, they...

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‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

Tim Redmond - November 10, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014 -- Ricardo Escobar Lazamar, a student at Mexico City’s Universidad Autónoma de México, put down the protest...

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Seems like everyone is against the Airbnb bill

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 3, 2104 –Pretty amazing how many opponents David Chiu’s Airbnb legislation has drawn. At a noon press conference today, the landlords...

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Uber’s tax-avoidance strategy costs government millions. How’s that for “sharing?”

Tim Redmond - July 10, 2014

By Darwin Bond Graham JULY 10, 2014 -- Uber, a leading ride-sharing company, has drawn the ire of regulators and cab drivers in dozens of...

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David Campos and the incredible journey

Tim Redmond - June 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond The campaign materials say things like “Supervisor David Campos immigrated to the U.S. from his native Guatemala at age 14 with his...

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33rd SF Jazz Fest buzzes with diverse styles, global sounds

Tom’s Town: A missing million — and can Airbnb share with the displaced families in the Mission?

Beloved drag queen Cookie Dough has passed away

Heat it up: the year in SF nightlife 2014

Undocumented residents can give organs — but not receive them

Bay Area marches for Ayotzinapa, because it had to

‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

Seems like everyone is against the Airbnb bill

Uber’s tax-avoidance strategy costs government millions. How’s that for “sharing?”

David Campos and the incredible journey

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