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Music

Symphony meets sci-fi—AI and all—in ‘Ligeti: Paradigms’

Daniel Bromfield - January 18, 2022

SF Symphony's new streaming production combines digital wizardry and robotics with otherworldly hymns.

News + Politics

How Recology’s monopoly leads to very dubious rate accounting

Tim Redmond - January 17, 2022

City records show the way the garbage company could be inflating its costs—and charging consumers for it.

The Agenda

Reforming the recall—and the mayor’s power to appoint elected officials

Tim Redmond - January 16, 2022

Plus: What's going on with Mental Health SF, and is CPMC helping with the public-health crisis in the Tenderloin?

Education

City College makes a move to save Cantonese classes

Garrett Leahy - January 15, 2022

By classifying program as transferable to UC, school can get additional state money.

Music

Noise Pop announces more artists, still aims to go ahead

John-Paul Shiver - January 14, 2022

Rituals of Mine, Kamaal Williams, Chime School, more added to February festival lineup.

News + Politics

Community leaders reflect on three key Bay Area MLK speeches—and envision his dreams for 2022

Tom Molanphy - January 13, 2022

Voting rights, economic opportunity, education, social justice—so much remains to be done.

Nightlife

Party Radar: I don’t even know what to tell you anymore, lol

Marke B. - January 13, 2022

The mayor says we need to 'learn to live with this virus.' Uhh, little help?

Music

For MLK Day, celebrate excellence that has recently passed

John-Paul Shiver - January 12, 2022

The traditional march and music fest are postponed, but you can still spend a Day of Service and honor great artists.

Development

UCSF’s new hospital: A pretty building, but in the wrong place

Calvin Welch - January 12, 2022

The school's plans will make one part of the city more unlivable and the other part less healthy and wealthy.

Culture

At 100, plant paradise Delano Nursery is still turning over new leaves

Emily Wilson - January 12, 2022

The wholesale nursery is spreading its limbs, from the Mission to Pescadero—while investing in its diverse employees.

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Symphony meets sci-fi—AI and all—in ‘Ligeti: Paradigms’

How Recology’s monopoly leads to very dubious rate accounting

Reforming the recall—and the mayor’s power to appoint elected officials

City College makes a move to save Cantonese classes

Noise Pop announces more artists, still aims to go ahead

Community leaders reflect on three key Bay Area MLK speeches—and envision his dreams for 2022

Party Radar: I don’t even know what to tell you anymore, lol

For MLK Day, celebrate excellence that has recently passed

UCSF’s new hospital: A pretty building, but in the wrong place

At 100, plant paradise Delano Nursery is still turning over new leaves

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