News Archives - Page 27 of 113

The Agenda

Finally, public discussion on reparations begins this week at the Board of Supes

Tim Redmond - February 5, 2023

Plus: Should remote comment be abolished? And what about planning for flooding? That's The Agenda for Feb. 5-12

Opinion

Opinion: Cuba isn’t a terrorist state

Vicki Legion and Mark Ginsburg - January 31, 2023

In fact, it's a humanist society under brutal attack by the United States.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Why 2023 is looking so tasty

Tamara Palmer - January 3, 2023

Promising restaurant openings, psychoactive edibles, and landmark shake-ups that may take effect this year

News + Politics

There’s only one way to get the money to save the Bay Area from transit and housing chaos

Tim Redmond - November 21, 2022

So why is nobody talking about the $14 trillion in tech wealth?

Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Town Destroyer’ dives into the George Washington Murals fight

Dennis Harvey - November 3, 2022

Plus: 'I Didn't See You There' on disability, 'Battleground' on abortion, and 'Good Night Oppy' on cute little Mars rovers

News + Politics

Can we still say fuck ’em if they can’t take a joke?

Tim Redmond - October 4, 2022

The Supreme Court could consider whether parody is protected speech. The Onion makes the point, quoting a Bay Guardian case. It's a serious issue.

Music

Under the Stars: Fatsouls’ Afro-house is San Francisco’s heartbeat

John-Paul Shiver - June 1, 2022

Plus: Tribute to Alice Coltrane, Mark de Clive-Lowe & Friends, J.Rocc, FOXTROTT, more music to get you up

Music

How Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort, and E-40 taught me how to work

Tamara Palmer - May 27, 2022

The four rappers perform as Mount Westmore in Oakland and Nap;, here's a personal look back our encounters

News + Politics

The Boudin recall is entirely based on local media mythology. They should own it.

Tim Redmond - May 25, 2022

The "crime wave." The "unsafe city." There's no reality here—but it's creating a dangerous political narrative, with the SF cops the big winners.

Culture

Through photos and stories, Humans of San Quentin shares truths of the incarcerated

Rahsaan Thomas - May 9, 2022

Educator Diana Kahn's expanding, collaborative online project humanizes those behind bars to 'help set the record straight.'

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Finally, public discussion on reparations begins this week at the Board of Supes

Opinion: Cuba isn’t a terrorist state

Good Taste: Why 2023 is looking so tasty

There’s only one way to get the money to save the Bay Area from transit and housing chaos

Screen Grabs: ‘Town Destroyer’ dives into the George Washington Murals fight

Can we still say fuck ’em if they can’t take a joke?

Under the Stars: Fatsouls’ Afro-house is San Francisco’s heartbeat

How Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort, and E-40 taught me how to work

The Boudin recall is entirely based on local media mythology. They should own it.

Through photos and stories, Humans of San Quentin shares truths of the incarcerated

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