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Seeing Red: SF Mime Troupe is making it a socialist summer

Caitlin Donohue - June 27, 2018

ONSTAGE As someone who grew up watching San Francisco Mime Troupe productions, I can tell you that there is a right and true way...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Gray Area Festival lineup, Laborfest, Fillmore Jazz Fest…

Marke B. - June 26, 2018

ARTS FORECAST Lots of fests coming at you fast! We've got details below, but here's a future one to put on your radar: The Gray...

Opinion

OPINION: How to fix the toxic Hunters Point Shipyard mess

Tony Kelly - June 25, 2018

The US Navy recently announced the first steps of its plan to re-test some contaminated soil of the Lennar Shipyard, after a faked cleanup...

Onstage

Hattie McDaniel’s pioneering, tumultuous life—in song

Elaine Elinson - June 25, 2018

ONSTAGE What most people know about Hattie McDaniel is that she was the first African American woman to win an Oscar, for her outstanding performance...

News + Politics

OPINION: The progressive movement was the winner in this election

David Campos - June 21, 2018

San Francisco just went through one of the most memorable elections in decades. The mayor’s race was the closest in modern San Francisco history,...

News + Politics

SF moves—finally—toward a survivor-centered policy on sexual assault

Bianca Rosen - June 21, 2018

The Board of Supervisors Rules Committee approved Wednesday a plan for a new agency to oversee the city’s response to sexual assault and sexual...

News + Politics

PG&E picked a dumb fight with SF; will the city now pursue public power?

Tim Redmond - June 19, 2018

Toward the end of a hearing last week on how PG&E is delaying public projects, including affordable housing,by imposing unreasonable connection demands, Sup. Aaron...

News + Politics

The Agenda, June 18-24: Supes to radically change notice requirements on development

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2018

The Board of Supes will vote Tuesday/19 on a piece of legislation that would change the way planners give the public notice of upcoming...

News + Politics

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Art Agnos - June 15, 2018

This is a critical time for our city. There are a lot of important issues at stake that matter to all of us. Income...

News + Politics

Police Commission meets behind closed doors on Tasers

Sarah Lapidus and Tim Redmond - June 14, 2018

The Police Commission went into closed session to discuss Taser policy as a labor issue Wednesday, just a week after the defeat of Proposition...

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Seeing Red: SF Mime Troupe is making it a socialist summer

Arts Forecast: Gray Area Festival lineup, Laborfest, Fillmore Jazz Fest…

OPINION: How to fix the toxic Hunters Point Shipyard mess

Hattie McDaniel’s pioneering, tumultuous life—in song

OPINION: The progressive movement was the winner in this election

SF moves—finally—toward a survivor-centered policy on sexual assault

PG&E picked a dumb fight with SF; will the city now pursue public power?

The Agenda, June 18-24: Supes to radically change notice requirements on development

OPINION: How big should SF be — and for whom?

Police Commission meets behind closed doors on Tasers

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