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Campaign Trail

The race for second place is heating up in the SF mayor’s race—and it’s all about Farrell

Tim Redmond - October 15, 2024

Safai backs Farrell. Some progressives back Breed—just to oppose Farrell. The RCV strategy is emerging.

Sports

MLB playoff season is a rough ride for Bay Area baseball fans

John-Paul Shiver - October 12, 2024

Exhausted Giants hope for a refresh with Buster Posey, and don't even get us started on the A's... 2024's been tough in the bleachers.

The Agenda

Sewage, billionaires, and rent control

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2024

Right-wing group seeks to hurt progressive supes with anti-environmental mailers—and bill to expand rent control goes to full board. That's The Agenda for Oct. 7-14

Housing

Rent control bill advances, with Melgar in opposition

Tim Redmond - October 1, 2024

Peskin measure would add protections to tens of thousands of units (if the state allows). Can Breed veto it?

Dance

Margaret Fisher at Other Minds: How do you choreograph for autonomous cellos?

Marke B. - September 23, 2024

Legendary dance-maker guides us through her work for Trimpin's 'Cello Quartet' at upcoming experimental music gathering.

Best of the Bay

Welcome to Best of the Bay 2024: The New Classics!

Marke B. - September 21, 2024

Our 50th annual Readers' Poll celebrates everything that's Best about the Bay Area—from the people who live here.

Art

Open Studios throws wide its artists’ doors for the 50th time

Lou Fancher - September 21, 2024

Peek into the work of two participants who exemplify the rich spirit of Artspan's monthlong celebration.

Music

Roar Shack, baby: Enter Mid-Market’s new experimental music hub

Marke B. - September 17, 2024

Local duo The Living Earth Show launches a revitalizing series of live collaborations in the old Mr. Smith nightclub.

The Agenda

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

Tim Redmond - September 8, 2024

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

Transportation

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

Tim Redmond - September 5, 2024

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

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