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Two local slates vie to set direction for state Democratic Party

Tim Redmond - December 27, 2018

City Hall pretty much closes up shop for a couple of weeks this time of year; the city, unlike the federal government, is not...

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The spy cameras you didn’t know about in Golden Gate Park

Beth Winegarner - December 27, 2018

Just inside Golden Gate Park, not far from where Haight Street dead-ends at Stanyan, Alvord Lake offers a quiet, shady spot to relax, walk...

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PG&E is on the ropes

Tim Redmond - December 26, 2018

When the California Public Utilities Commission – never known for its tight oversight of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. – suddenly starts talking about...

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Trans women from the migrant caravan need SF sponsors

Marke B. - December 21, 2018

Transgender and other LGBTQ people who joined the migrant caravan to the US border seeking asylum are having a hard time finding sponsors to...

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Mayor Breed’s brother should be released from prison

Tim Redmond - December 20, 2018

Jerry Brown is poised to leave office with 740 people on death row and 130,000 others in state prisons, 70 percent of them Black...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast/Party Radar: Giant jingle balls!

Marke B. - December 20, 2018

ARTS FORECAST/PARTY RADAR The menorah may be stashed away til next year, but our stocking runneth over with tinsel-strewn happiness and awesome events through next...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Xmas Weekend flicks galore

Dennis Harvey - December 18, 2018

SCEEN GRABS This week brings two major new films about “divisive” American political figures—not exactly what the general public usually wants for Xmas, but...

Photographer Wesaam Al-Badry: from ‘Contemporary Muslim Fashions’ to Camp Fire

Emily Wilson - December 18, 2018

At the refugee camp where he lived with his family after the Gulf War broke out in their native Iraq, Wesaam Al-Badry thought the...

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48 Hills needs your help to survive!

Staff - December 18, 2018

Dear Readers, 48 Hills is an experiment in community-supported journalism. We're 100% independent, alternative, locally produced, and funded by you, our readers. We're keeping the...

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Conservatorship: The new ‘ugly laws’

Tiny - December 17, 2018

“This (conservatorship law) sounds like slavery to me,” Memphis, houseless poverty skola reporter for POOR Magazine’s RoofLESS radio, reported after a terrifying town hall on...

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Two local slates vie to set direction for state Democratic Party

The spy cameras you didn’t know about in Golden Gate Park

PG&E is on the ropes

Trans women from the migrant caravan need SF sponsors

Mayor Breed’s brother should be released from prison

Arts Forecast/Party Radar: Giant jingle balls!

Screen Grabs: Xmas Weekend flicks galore

Photographer Wesaam Al-Badry: from ‘Contemporary Muslim Fashions’ to Camp Fire

48 Hills needs your help to survive!

Conservatorship: The new ‘ugly laws’

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