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Watch out — it’s SFIFF!

Dennis Harvey - April 1, 2017

SCREEN GRABS This is a big year for the San Francisco International Film Festival (April 5-19). The oldest such event in the western hemisphere, it...

Arts + Culture

Ficks’ Picks: Favorite films (spoiler-free!) of 2016

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - January 3, 2017

SCREEN GRABS Our esteemed film critic Jesse Hawthorne Ficks, who attended Sundance, SFiFF, Crossroads, Frameline, and Mill Valley Film Festival this year, picks the cream...

News + Politics

A militant in pink slippers: Remembering an eviction fighter

Ron Winter - December 14, 2016

Mary Elizabeth Phillips was the reluctant media star of San Francisco’s eviction epidemic. And now, she has quietly passed into the vibrant history of...

News + Politics

The Media Homeless Project: Is it working?

Tim Redmond - December 6, 2016

Back in June, at the instigation of Chronicle Editor Audrey Cooper, more than 70 media organizations put out hundreds of stories on the homeless...

News + Politics

Fake accounts and accountability: Wells Fargo and the public hospital

Sasha Cuttler - October 19, 2016

In late 2015, a sign mysteriously appeared on the outside of San Francisco General Hospital dubbing the area in front of the main entrance...

Arts + Culture

Crip wisdom, alive and dynamic

Caitlin Donohue - October 11, 2016

ONSTAGE People with chronic pain, differently abled body parts, degenerative diseases comprise an important part of our society -- 19 percent according to one 2010...

News + Politics

Turning point for City College

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2016

A team from the discredited, rogue accrediting agency will visit City College this month as part of a final determination on the status of...

News + Politics

Palo Alto and the tech shop of horrors

Zelda Bronstein - September 2, 2016

On August 10, Kate Vershov Downing, a 31-year-old intellectual-property lawyer, set the media aflutter when she posted on Medium a letter to the Palo...

News + Politics

The Agenda, July 31-Aug. 6: The attack on blue collar jobs continues …

Tim Redmond - August 1, 2016

I’ve often wondered how much housing San Francisco is building for international criminals. And now it appears the feds are asking the same question. A...

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The Agenda, August 1-8: The attack on blue-collar jobs continues …

Tim Redmond - July 1, 2016

I’ve often wondered how much housing San Francisco is building for international criminals. And now it appears the feds are asking the same question. A...

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