San Francisco Archives - Page 64 of 493

Environment

New report says we can’t save the planet without taxing the rich

Tim Redmond - November 20, 2023

Oxfam says there is no such thing as an effective climate plan that isn't also an economic equality plan.

News + Politics

Cuba solidarity activists rally in SF as U.N. overwhelmingly calls for end to embargo

Mark Ginsburg - November 19, 2023

US talks human rights—but the blockade against Cuba violates the human rights of the Cuban people.

Housing

Why not let the unhoused take over some empty SF office buildings?

Mary Jane Agnew - November 17, 2023

Rally suggests solution to downtown vacancies—and homelessness

Music

Nearing 80, singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn angles into mortality on ‘O Sun O Moon’

Lou Fancher - November 16, 2023

'The songs are written from the view of an old guy,' says the legendary Canadian musician. 'I invited people to notice.'

Sports

Track by track, the Bay runs the court on ‘NBA2K’ series

Danny Acosta - November 16, 2023

E-40, Too $hort, Zion I, Snow Tha Product... The 2K franchise has fused hip-hop and gaming for decades. Here's the playlist

Homelessness

The profound irony of the APEC news media coverage

Tim Redmond - November 15, 2023

The problem that the mayor is trying to solve with sweeps was created by the same political agenda that drives the event she is so happily hosting.

News + Politics

Live Shots: The 48 Hills 10th Anniversary Gala went off, and you can still support us!

Marke B. - November 15, 2023

Best of the Bay winners, local politicos, and independent media supporters filled Bssap Baobab October 26. Check out the pics!

Music

Far Caspian fuzzes up for deeper issues on ‘The Last Remaining Light’

Marke B. - November 14, 2023

On latest album, UK indie polymath Joel Johnston addresses Crohn's disease and building a new relationship.

Art

From casting director to portraitist: Jiab Prachakul finds spirit beneath surface

Emily Wilson - November 14, 2023

Scenes of family ties and bar flies populate walls in new show 'Simplicity/Complexity' at Micki Meng.

Stage Review

‘Omar’ is pretty to look at, but opera treats slavery with kid gloves

Charles Lewis III - November 13, 2023

New work by Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels traces the tempestuous life of enslaved African scholar Omar ibn Said.

Tagged with: San Francisco