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Music

SF rappers unite on Halloween weekend to support Prop M

Alan Chazaro - November 1, 2022

'Full House(s)' show brought attention to vacant homes—and drew some of today's biggest hip-hop talents

Food & Drink

French toast so good I had it flown up from LA (soon you can get it in person)

Tamara Palmer - November 1, 2022

Brique Rock Toast—yes, named after The Rock—is a sensation down south. Its makers say they'll be expanding to the Bay Area.

Opinion

Opinion: Closing JFK Drive and the Great Highway was a big mistake

Steven Hill - November 1, 2022

The post-pandemic reasons for closure are disingenuous and make for bad public policy.

Opinion

Opinion: Save Car-Free JFK Drive and the Great Walkway

Lee Heidhues and Liz Heidhues - November 1, 2022

Motorists have plenty of places to drive and park in the city; can't we have three miles for the rest of us?

Stage Review

Trans power takes center stage in ‘The Red Shades’ and ‘Pony’

Charles Lewis III - October 31, 2022

Cutting Ball's identity-oriented murder mystery and a 'superhero rock opera' at Z Space show why SF's theater scene is unique

Labor

Nonprofit with $20 million in city money defies supes, won’t talk about labor issues

Tim Redmond - October 31, 2022

Board members furious that the Felton Institute refused to answer questions at a hearing on union-contract issues.

The Agenda

Breed’s messaging undermines her own goals, including a critical Muni tax measure

Tim Redmond - October 30, 2022

Plus: Limits on cops' military hardware, long delays in Ethics audits, and a farce of a Housing Plan gets a hearing. That's The Agenda for Oct. 30-Nov. 6

Best of the Bay

BEST OF THE BAY 2022 READERS’ POLL WINNERS

Marke B. - October 27, 2022

Best Burrito, Best Bike Shop, Best DJ, Best Grocery Store... You voted, here are the results! Our 47th annual survey of the best places, people, and things in the Bay Area

Housing

Landlords try to trick voters with anti-tax mailers on Props M and O

Tim Redmond - October 26, 2022

Cynical campaign exploits very real economic fears in an effort to protect the big real-estate interests.

Development

The SoMa project that created a furor in the Assembly race is back again

Tim Redmond - October 25, 2022

Planning is trying again on 469 Stevenson, but the EIR appeal didn't delay a project that isn't going to be built any time soon anyway. Oh, and Yimby Law just lost.

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