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Tagged with: Violence

A flowering of Filipino art reclaims the SoMa landscape

More than a dozen striking public artworks centered on Filipino history have popped up in the past year, from SOMA Pilipinas to SFMOMA.

Four jurors in Tenderloin shooting case say they wrongfully voted for a conviction

In extraordinary move, public defender seeks new trial alleging that jurors were under undue pressure and got bad instructions.

‘Where Do We Go’ launches new campaign against homeless sweeps

Organizers vow to set up new encampments in public spaces every time cities evict the unhoused.

At this year’s SOMArts Día de Los Muertos show, ofrendas for Palestine

Curators Rio Yañez and Bridgètt Rex on 2024's 'Bearing Witness' theme, and holding space for solidarity and mourning.

Screen Grabs: ‘Woman of the Hour’ is one of the best of the year

Anna Kendrick's directorial debut chills. Plus: Legal thrills in 'The Goldman Case,' tragic 'Nurse Unseen,' more new movies

Under the Stars: 5 new records you should hear right now

Dave Guy, Terry Gross, dBridge, Tanuchikan, and a Dandy Boy tribute to Cleaners from Venus have our attention, thank you.

In ‘Takes All Kinds,’ a trip through red states brings out complex humanity

Dan Hoyle's latest chameleonic exercise in 'theater journalism' reveals deep stories behind the stereotypes.

UC’s unfair pay scales undermine crucial mental health treatment

A two-tiered system for clinical social workers leads to overwork, burnout, and worse outcomes for patients.

Screen Grabs: Don’t lose your head—here’s our spooky season movie guide

An overload of screams, from 'Terrifier 3' and 'Daddy's Head' to 'Dismember the Alamo' and 'Graveyard Shift'

Screen Grabs: Saoirse Ronan must ‘outrun’ her messy past

Plus: A slew of October horrors, Pavement drummer and Studio One docs, 'White Bird' drama, 'Eureka' art, 'Daaaaaali!'