Stories about Police Brutality
New Music: ‘Who Sent You?’ asks free jazz combo Irreversible Entanglements
In an uncertain time, the quintet asks essential questions and pushes improvisation into a moving statement.
When Jerry Brown sounds like Donald Trump
Plus: Bridge funding (not a band-aid) for City College, locking up too many kids -- and the Chron just keeps getting it wrong about the new DA. That's The Agenda for Jan. 27-Feb 2
Screen Grabs: A very contemporary Les Misérables
Plus: an incredible tale of 70,000 VHS tapes, the Village People's disco disaster, and more in cinemas this week.
Chatting by cell: ‘Uncuffed’ is a prison podcast for our time
As America deliberates new approaches to criminal justice, inmates at San Quentin and Solano State get their stories out.
San Francisco’s doomed! Listen to this mix
As we dive into election time, here's an optimistic mix of classic SF jams that have foretold and saved us from glorious ruin.
Enola Gay and the witchy origin of the first AIDS protest
35 years later, the 'Blood & Money' ritual outside Livermore Lab reveals the intricacy of SF's protest movement.
DA candidate calls for reshaping criminal justice system
Boudin wants racial-impact statement in all criminal cases
Behind the ‘dark money’ in the DA’s race
There's a grassroots committee for Chesa Boudin, with some unlikely donors; Suzy Loftus is making it an issue. Here's what's really going on.
Arts Forecast: White Night rally marks SF’s legacy of insurrection
Plus: A weekend of art from TL residents, Combo Chimbita, Sister Roma's roast, and more.
Review: Superman is Black and invincible in ‘Supremacy’
Playwright Jason Mendez mashes comic book fantasy up with the urgency of a #BlackLivesMatter rally.