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Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: What Bolivia can teach the US about fair elections

Reese Erlich - October 23, 2020

The South American nation sets an example of how to undo a coup.

News + Politics

State billionaires saw vast windfall since COVID

Tim Redmond - October 21, 2020

While millions suffer, 161 rich people take in $312 billion -- and nobody in Sacramento seems to care.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: When punk made racism uncool again

Dennis Harvey - October 15, 2020

White Riot documents Rock Against Racism. Plus: I Wake Up Streaming, Trial of the Chicago 7, The Wall of Mexico, more

Music

Why the super deluxe re-release of Prince’s ‘Sign o’ the Times’ matters

John-Paul Shiver - September 30, 2020

The genius of The Revolution, the perfect career alchemy of a prolific legend rising from the ashes—a comprehensive look at why we hail 'SOTT.'

News + Politics

Gavin Newsom’s climate hypocrisy

Tim Redmond - September 23, 2020

Sure, electric cars are great -- but what about ending oil and gas extraction (including fracking) in California?

Nightlife

Club mogul accused of vigilante homeless sweep says he did nothing wrong

Marke B. - September 23, 2020

Peter Glikshtern says he called private trash crew to encampment, insists he was justified by city inaction.

News + Politics

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

Tim Redmond - September 17, 2020

Developers cry crocodile tears to win political points -- but in the end, planners may have to admit they bungled the future of Soma.

Art

Photographer Dorothea Lange’s archive now available online at OMCA

Emily Wilson - September 16, 2020

The collection presents the iconic Lange as the personable creator she was—and a local picturmaker to boot.

Homelessness

The privilege of breathing

Tiny - September 11, 2020

How can you shelter in place when you have no shelter?

Homelessness

Supreme Court upholds Prop. C in major victory for SF homeless advocates

Tim Redmond - September 9, 2020

Ruling shows that the odious Prop. 13, which devastated schools and local government, is starting to crumble.

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Foreign Correspondent: What Bolivia can teach the US about fair elections

State billionaires saw vast windfall since COVID

Screen Grabs: When punk made racism uncool again

Why the super deluxe re-release of Prince’s ‘Sign o’ the Times’ matters

Gavin Newsom’s climate hypocrisy

Club mogul accused of vigilante homeless sweep says he did nothing wrong

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

Photographer Dorothea Lange’s archive now available online at OMCA

The privilege of breathing

Supreme Court upholds Prop. C in major victory for SF homeless advocates

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