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Cops don’t always use their cameras—and data shows some very dubious shootings

Plus: Drone surveillance policy, the future of Candlestick Point—and can the Planning Commission even hold a meeting? That's The Agenda for Sept. 9-15

Uber and Lyft are undermining public transit, a new study shows

UC Davis researchers demonstrate that rideshares don't wean people off cars; they get people off buses and trains.

Billionaire-funded campaign against Preston takes another step into disinformation

PAC says 400 Divisadero should have been affordable housing. It was, thanks to Preston, until the mayor killed it.

Searching for the city’s creative soul? Look no further than Dogpatch

Seventh edition of SF Art Book Fair at Minnesota Street Project was yet another page in the Bay's history of literary community.

Why does Trevor Chandler keep hiding his work for AIPAC?

Five years working for a group that helps to elect Republicans, often right-wing Republicans—and it's nowhere on his campaign website, resume, or what he tells voters.

Screen Grabs: Hey SF, let’s get weird (the good kind)

Alamo Drafthouse dives in. Plus: Lynne Ramsay retrospective, 'Strange Darling,' 'Secret Art of Human Flight,' much more

The DNC word of the night? ‘Corporate greed.’

Speakers powerfully hammered the phrase. And yet: Nobody talked about billionaire greed, or raising taxes on the rich.

Media Week: Should Kamala Harris do more press interviews?

Plus: the Chron's Peskin problem, and what is a 'moderate' anyway?

Under the Stars: On the eve of two sophomore album releases that epitomize SF hustle

Fake Fruit and Chime School, folks. Plus: new releases from Shigeto and London club Tangent.

Star Finch’s ‘Shipping & Handling’ urges consideration of what we’re being delivered

We spoke with the playwright about her most ambitious production to date.