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Kaiser workers prepare for strike over mental-health staffing

Tim Redmond - July 7, 2019

Mental-health workers at Kaiser’s French Campus on Geary are launching a one-day strike Wednesday/10 to focus attention on the massive health-care operation’s failure to...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The perils of ‘Midsommar’

Dennis Harvey - July 1, 2019

SCREEN GRABS The big noise commercially this week is Spider-Man: Far From Home, yet another entry in the most confusingly overpopulated movie franchise of...

News + Politics

People in cages, Earth under attack in occupied colonial land

Tiny - June 24, 2019

"I’m not sure where they are taking us, but I am praying it is safe.” Marta sat in the back of the Greyhound bus near...

Puff

Puff: Light up, it’s Pride time

Dan Karkoska - June 24, 2019

PUFF This is the week of a thousand parties and events in the Bay Area as we celebrate LGBTQ Pride. You are going to...

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SF pays $58,000 for Uber and Lyft rides

Tim Redmond - June 3, 2019

San Francisco spent almost $58,000 in the past year reimbursing city employees for rides on Uber and Lyft, public records show. Records obtained from the...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Lessons from the dictatorship mark ‘The Silence of Others’

Dennis Harvey - May 15, 2019

SCREEN GRABS This week brings the arrival of John Wick: Chapter 3—Parabellum, the latest entry in what’s been one of the few action-oriented franchises worth...

News + Politics

Uber is already undermining public transit …

Tim Redmond - May 9, 2019

Uber’s newly revealed goal of damaging public transit is already working in San Francisco, a new study shows. It comes in the wake of...

News + Politics

Wiener’s ‘transit-oriented development’ bill screws public transit

Calvin Welch - May 2, 2019

State Sen. Scott Wiener is promoting his housing bill, SB 50, as an example of environmental progress, since the measure is pushing transit-oriented development...

Movies

Silent Film Fest ranges afar—but don’t worry, there’s still Buster

Dennis Harvey - April 26, 2019

It's been edging in this direction for a while, and it’s probably not a strategy that can or should be repeated ad finitum. But...

Foreign Correspondent

Will Julian Assange get a fair trial in the US?

Reese Erlich - April 19, 2019

British police dragged Wikileaks founder Julian Assange out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on April 11, witnessed by a scrum of international media. Authorities...

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Kaiser workers prepare for strike over mental-health staffing

Screen Grabs: The perils of ‘Midsommar’

People in cages, Earth under attack in occupied colonial land

Puff: Light up, it’s Pride time

SF pays $58,000 for Uber and Lyft rides

Screen Grabs: Lessons from the dictatorship mark ‘The Silence of Others’

Uber is already undermining public transit …

Wiener’s ‘transit-oriented development’ bill screws public transit

Silent Film Fest ranges afar—but don’t worry, there’s still Buster

Will Julian Assange get a fair trial in the US?

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