Stories about Veterans
Ben Folds illuminates the music biz with ‘Lightning Bugs’
The singer and arts education advocate shares his life's 'cheap lessons' in new book and at JCC—sprinkled with hits.
Fall Arts Preview: 37 cool things to do this season
Flamenco to death metal, Comedy Day to Hip-Hop Fest, with dozens more great local arts, music, dance, and stage events.
Screen Grabs: Two of our favorite movies this year
Plus: John Carpenter Film Fest, Give Me Liberty, Adam, The Amazing Jonathan Documentary, California Independent Film Festival, more
48hills sues MTC over secretive housing policy operation
We want to know how much public money went into funding a pro-developer operations aimed at promoting more market-rate housing with few protections for vulnerable communities.
I am not a homeless vampire
I didn't come here to be homeless. How is this okay, for so long?
Review: Tuskegee Airmen take flight again in ‘Black Eagles’
African-American Shakespeare Company production views heroic saga of segregated WWII squadron through poetic lens.
Screen Grabs: The world’s most popular comedy duo shows its seams in ‘Stan & Ollie’
Plus: The latest Dragon Ball Super installment, the year's second-most hype foreign film, and Freddy Krueger's sordid gay drama
Regional planners mount a quiet coup to promote developers and attack vulnerable communities
Public money finances secret meetings of powerful group—to encourage the Growth Machine with no protections for tenants and no barriers against displacement, all in the name of solving the housing crisis.
On Veterans Day, let’s also remember those who fought for the right to dissent
Conscientious objectors have a noble history in this country -- and are too often forgotten.
No men, no boats, no problem: ACT’s ‘Men on Boats’ is wild ride
Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus retells the story of John Wesley Powell's 1869 Colorado River expedition—with some raucous twists.