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Arts + Culture

For the love of the game

Dillon McNeil - February 3, 2022

How punk rockers and anti-jocks found fun and a love of sports with the Mission Baseball Club.

Opinion

Flush with significance: Why reopening a BART bathroom is a very big deal

Marke B. - February 3, 2022

Surveillance state overreach, homophobia, anti-homeless hysteria—sometimes a toilet isn't just a toilet.

Remembrance

Trailblazing lesbian publisher Kim Corsaro was ‘wondrous, determined’

Tim Kingston - February 3, 2022

Remembering the larger-than-life leader of the Bay Times, who radicalized local gay journalism and famously got a police chief fired.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Dumpling mania! The best choices at 8 top spots

Tamara Palmer - February 1, 2022

Your dream team hit list for Lunar New Year is hot and ready.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Dennis Harvey - February 1, 2022

Black rage, migrant mystery, and sex-trafficking revenge join cat daddies, Airsteam trailers, and 'Mother Schnuckers' this year.

Housing

Ten percent of SF housing is vacant, a new report shows

Tim Redmond - January 31, 2022

The number of condos that are sold but never occupied has soared in the past five years, suggesting that letting developers build freely doesn't really help the crisis.

The Agenda

How many apartments are vacant in SF—and what can we do about it?

Tim Redmond - January 30, 2022

The major reform measures made it through their first round at the Rules Committee last week and will be back Monday/31 for what should...

Remembrance

Peter Haberfeld, lawyer, organizer, and legendary community activist, dies

Stephen Bingham - January 30, 2022

Advocate for civil rights, labor rights, and the power of the people, was 80.

Elections

Reform measures move forward as supes talk about the real ‘power grab’

Tim Redmond - January 27, 2022

The power of the mayor (and developers) and the failures of the news media are the issues as the Rules Committee considers Charter amendments for the June ballot.

Environment

Court rejects PG&E, sides with SF in major public-power case

Tim Redmond - January 26, 2022

Ruling not only saves the city hundreds of millions, but could pave the way for a real , green, public-power system.

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