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Poll shows SF voters don’t believe market-rate housing will help crisis

Clear majorities say the city should protect vulnerable communities from luxury housing that causes displacement.

Breed bows to Cole Valley conservatives in blocking homeless drop-in center

Plus: Uncovering the privatization and corruption scandals of the Parks Alliance and the Rec-Park Department. That's The Agenda for Nov. 15-21

Sliding, and sipping, in style: Timothy Higgins debuts Trombone Concerto

SF Symphony's Principal Trombone—a passionate mixologist—turned frustration at limited pieces for his instrument into "alchemy."

Chef Diep Tran treats Chron food critic Soleil Ho to chả trứng chiên, live 

At Asian Art Museum, the two queer Vietnamese Americans will dish about food's cultural legacy and workers' rights.

Everything you were never told about Veteran’s Day

t was once about peace. Now it's about a brutal, bloated military that doesn't really care about its veterans.

La Doña takes on the world with ‘Algo Nuevo’

The magnetic Mission singer-trumpeter blends her mariachi background with reggaeton, more on new independent album.

Under the Stars: Noise Pop announced, Black Creative Database launches

Plus: Anz gets rolling, Habibi's Farsi take on Swiss punk, Bathe builds an orb, more music news and releases

Good Taste: Brunch for dinner in North Beach? Why not

A look at the new Hilda and Jesse, plus a neighboring restaurant investment opportunity that’s both ethical and accessible.

Labor, housing activists tell supes: Trickle-down policy is a failure

Hearing on jobs-housing mix makes clear that market-based solutions haven't worked and the city needs a new approach.

Arts Forecast: Who doesn’t love a Neon Gothic Unicorn?

trixxie carr's new sci-fi drag cabaret, El Rio's wild birthday, SF Coffee Fest, Crack Cloud, Missing Persons, 'Morte de Smudgie,' more to do