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Five supes join rally against new jail

Tim Redmond - December 14, 2015

First, they say, reject a new lockup-- then look for alternatives By Tim Redmond DECEMBER 17, 2015 -- Four supervisors showed up on the steps of...

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Open source tech meets indigenous Oaxaqueños

Caitlin Donohue - November 24, 2015

How vital cell phone networks are reaching rural areas that corporate telecommunications have written off By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, MEXICO -- A few years ago,...

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What the next homeless director needs to do

Tim Redmond - October 19, 2015

Let's make a plan to put 6,000 homeless people into housing. It's something the city can do By Jennifer Friedenbach In my 20 years of working...

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Censored: Ten big stories the news media ignored

Tim Redmond - October 14, 2015

Even in the social-media era, when a small news outlet can create a viral story, some of the biggest news of the past year...

Arts + Culture

BIG WEEK: What to do Sept 30-Oct 6, 2015

Marke B. - September 30, 2015

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Castro Street Fair, Veg Fest, Art Night, Sharktoberfest, Algiers, John Carpenter tribute, more essential events this week. By Marke B. BIG WEEK As the...

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Developers cry poverty; so sad

Tim Redmond - September 28, 2015

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 28, 2015 – The vast majority of the people who testified today at the Land Use Committee on the Transportation Sustainability...

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BIG WEEK: What to do Sept. 16-22, 2015

Caitlin Donohue - September 16, 2015

By Caitlin Donohue SF Punk Renaissance looks back, Lex Club documentary screening, Teengirl Fantasy, DJ Uniiqu3, Amy Winehouse art and more The Punk Rock Sewing Circle...

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Secrecy rules in regional-planning power struggle

Zelda Bronstein - August 31, 2015

Critical funding, equity issues playing out with very little public input By Zelda Bronstein SEPTEMBER 1, 2015 -- Last week the power struggle between the Metropolitan...

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The case against Junipero Serra

Tiny - August 17, 2015

Native Americans and their allies meet to discuss the disaster of making a colonizing killer into a saint By Tiny AUGUST 18, 2015 -- The screams...

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Guns, girls, gangsters storm Castro Theatre

Marke B. - August 3, 2015

From 'Chinatown at Midnight' to 'Dangerous Blondes,' the I Wake Up Dreaming series showcases rare noir films, Thu/6-Sept. 3. By Dennis Harvey SCREEN GRABS Elliot Lavine...

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