San Francisco Archives - Page 231 of 493

Nightlife

Club mogul accused of vigilante homeless sweep says he did nothing wrong

Marke B. - September 23, 2020

Peter Glikshtern says he called private trash crew to encampment, insists he was justified by city inaction.

Housing

A displacement housing bill barely dies — but it will come back

Zelda Bronstein - September 23, 2020

Measure to turn any single-family lot into four units -- with zero affordable housing -- is the top of the Scott Wiener/Yimby agenda.

Music

Local Listen: Sounds for your next Bay Area beat session

John-Paul Shiver - September 23, 2020

From party crew As You Like It's new label to Mix Master Mike and Steve Jordan's expansive 'Beat Odyssey 2020,' our new local music column turns on to the musical wealth in our midst.

Opinion

OPINION: How I brought back the Bay’s favorite dog mag

M Rocket - September 23, 2020

Bay Woof returns as online nonprofit resource—as dog adoptions hit new heights, but related businesses struggle.

Movies

A warped film fest for warped times

Dennis Harvey - September 22, 2020

Mr. HoleHead's Warped Dimension beams good ol' fashioned chills, kills, and cheap thrills to your Zoom room.

Movies

Tom Dolby weaves life history into ‘The Artist’s Wife’

Pam Grady - September 22, 2020

The SF-born director folds his family story into a tale of dementia, art, and marriage.

News + Politics

The latest nasty — and inaccurate — attack on Chesa Boudin

Tim Redmond - September 21, 2020

No, the DA's Office did not release a burglary suspect who went on to attempt a rape.

News + Politics

RIP, the Notorious RBG

Rebecca Young - September 21, 2020

How one woman, one petite woman with a mighty intellect and a grit true to her Brooklyn roots, became not just a role model, but a revered symbol of the struggle for women’s equality.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Keeping it together—and falling apart

Dennis Harvey - September 21, 2020

Spotlight on mental health with Blackbird, Last Call, the Swerve, Rialto, and Oliver Sacks. Plus: The Beatles, Chuck Berry, Space Dogs

Housing

Now it’s the mayor attacking the supes

Tim Redmond - September 20, 2020

Breed tells business group that the progressive majority is against housing -- but the evidence shows otherwise.

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Club mogul accused of vigilante homeless sweep says he did nothing wrong

A displacement housing bill barely dies — but it will come back

Local Listen: Sounds for your next Bay Area beat session

OPINION: How I brought back the Bay’s favorite dog mag

A warped film fest for warped times

Tom Dolby weaves life history into ‘The Artist’s Wife’

The latest nasty — and inaccurate — attack on Chesa Boudin

RIP, the Notorious RBG

Screen Grabs: Keeping it together—and falling apart

Now it’s the mayor attacking the supes

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