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Fierce environmental champions: Meet the 2021 Goldman Prize winners

Tom Molanphy - June 15, 2021

Six real-life heroes who have pushed back against global disaster, from Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley' to Malawi's plastics crisis.

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Should the Castro be filled with a tech mogul’s surveillance cameras?

Tim Redmond - June 1, 2021

A sort-of, kind-of private organization that does neighborhood improvements in the Castro is meeting next week to decide whether to move forward with a...

Movies

Docfest 2021 provides colorful human stories in a year that needs them

Dennis Harvey - May 31, 2021

Heroic women wrestlers, legendary soul singers, Sparks, and the Space Lady all feature in this year's festival.

Opinion

Opinion: Unfairly fired reporter Emily Wilder—and the fraud of journalistic ‘objectivity’

Bruce Mirken - May 29, 2021

An AP reporter is let go for revealing the choices journalists make all the time when reporting "political" stories.

Protest

Ruach Graffis, legendary SF cab driver and organizer, is dead at 74

Christopher D. Cook - May 27, 2021

Labor activist ends her life with dignity, surrounded by friends.

Art

Stephanie Syjuco: Diving into the American archives—and implicating everyone—with the Bay Area artist

Jasmine Liu - May 27, 2021

'As a person of color, I don’t believe that more love and empathy is going to get us actual policy change.'

Art

Review: ‘Nam June Paik’ presents a playful prophet of the Electronic Superhighway

Genevieve Quick - May 26, 2021

Exhilarating SFMOMA retrospective showcases Korean artist's groundbreaking video work (and human connections)

News + Politics

Is San Francisco a ‘conservative’ city? That’s what the Chron thinks.

Tim Redmond - May 9, 2021

But is opposing the Big Business and Big Tech Agenda really 'conservative?' Plus: Free Muni --and a complex new Muni yard. That's The Agenda for May 10-18.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: It’s-It Minis, Double Double sushi, and Indigenous energy bars

Tamara Palmer - May 4, 2021

Plus: MoAD chef Bryant Terry’s new food book imprint and a needed Grocery Outlet opens in Bayview

News + Politics

LGBTQ progressives heading for key roles in Democratic Party

Matthew Guinasso and Tim Redmond - April 29, 2021

David Campos and Honey Mahogany set to take leading positions in SF and state party at a critical time for local politics.

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Fierce environmental champions: Meet the 2021 Goldman Prize winners

Should the Castro be filled with a tech mogul’s surveillance cameras?

Docfest 2021 provides colorful human stories in a year that needs them

Opinion: Unfairly fired reporter Emily Wilder—and the fraud of journalistic ‘objectivity’

Ruach Graffis, legendary SF cab driver and organizer, is dead at 74

Stephanie Syjuco: Diving into the American archives—and implicating everyone—with the Bay Area artist

Review: ‘Nam June Paik’ presents a playful prophet of the Electronic Superhighway

Is San Francisco a ‘conservative’ city? That’s what the Chron thinks.

Good Taste: It’s-It Minis, Double Double sushi, and Indigenous energy bars

LGBTQ progressives heading for key roles in Democratic Party

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