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Who gets to plan SF’s future—and will the people who live here have a say?

That's the essential issue in the Nov. 5 local election. Here's some historical context.

Turbulence of recent past thrums though ‘Makeshift Memorials, Small Revolutions’

KADIST show takes on poignant personal effects of racism, fentanyl, queerphobia—but leaves out pandemic elephant in the room

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.

How do we save BART and regional transit?

There's a fair, functional alternative for raising the revenue the region needs. But nobody is talking about it.

Screen Grabs: ‘La Cocina’ serves up an intense kitchen confidential

Alonso Ruizpalacios' tour de force of delectable cinematic technique. Plus: 'Black Box Diaries' traces harrowing Japanese sexual abuse case.

The politics of no future

The country's youngest voters are demanding real change to the corporate culture of our political system.

Fact Check: The attacks on Jackie Fielder in D9

We try to put the the mailers and ads in some actual political context.

Screen Grabs: ‘Anora’ sparks greatness from garish fireworks

Plus: 'Conclave' drops us into papal intrigue with Ralph Fiennes, young actors drive fraternity thriller 'The Line'

As big-money ads drop, progressives work on GOTV efforts …

... plus a test case for Breed's neighborhood upzoning efforts. That's The Agenda for Oct. 20-27

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