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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Mezzanine closing, Taylor Mac, Laurie Anderson, Angela Davis…

Marke B. - November 25, 2018

ARTS FORECAST Right before Thanksgiving came the infuriating news that, after 16 years, SF's largest woman-owned independent music venue, Mezzanine, was planning to close next...

News + Politics

Protesters demand a Green New Deal

Christopher D. Cook - November 20, 2018

Donning particle masks in the smoke-fogged air this morning, dozens of protesters urged Bay Area congressional representatives Nancy Pelosi and Barbara Lee to endorse...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Another Hole in the Head, Green Book, Shoplifters …

Dennis Harvey - November 18, 2018

SCREEN GRABS As SF bathes in a toxic haze, with citizens walking around like the masked denizens of a dystopian-future movie, it might seem a...

News + Politics

A bad Central Soma Plan is going to move forward …

Tim Redmond - November 11, 2018

The Board of Supes is set to give final approval Tuesday/13 to a Central Soma Plan that almost everyone agrees has too much office space...

News + Politics

The truth about Prop. C

Nick Large - November 4, 2018

“I’m calling to see what the supervisor is going to do about the tent encampments outside my building.” I am working in the office of...

News + Politics

6,000 more office workers with no housing, the failure of planning in the Eastern Neighborhoods …

Tim Redmond - October 28, 2018

Mayor London Breed is pushing legislation that would amend the city’s historic office-space limitation law to allow an additional 1.5 million square feet of...

Onstage

A timely, unrelenting family drama unfolds at Magic Theatre

Elaine Elinson - October 25, 2018

ONSTAGE When Annie (Martha Brigham) opens the front door of her family home at the beginning of Magic Theatre's "The Resting Place" (through November 4),...

News + Politics

The truth about ‘progressive’ housing policy

Calvin Welch - October 22, 2018

Randy Shaw, who runs a website called “BeyondChron,” is now writing for the Chron. In a piece that ran Oct. 21, he argues that...

Foreign Correspondent

What the Khashoggi case tells us about terrorism

Reese Erlich - October 19, 2018

ISTANBUL -- In 2013, an Iranian national living in Texas was sentenced to 25 years in prison for planning to assassinate the Saudi ambassador...

News + Politics

Peskin challenges Breed in the first real ‘question time’ in 12 years

Tim Redmond - October 17, 2018

Twelve years after former Sup. Chris Daly suggested that the mayor debate policy with the supervisors once a month – and 12 years after...

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Arts Forecast: Mezzanine closing, Taylor Mac, Laurie Anderson, Angela Davis…

Protesters demand a Green New Deal

Screen Grabs: Another Hole in the Head, Green Book, Shoplifters …

A bad Central Soma Plan is going to move forward …

The truth about Prop. C

6,000 more office workers with no housing, the failure of planning in the Eastern Neighborhoods …

A timely, unrelenting family drama unfolds at Magic Theatre

The truth about ‘progressive’ housing policy

What the Khashoggi case tells us about terrorism

Peskin challenges Breed in the first real ‘question time’ in 12 years

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