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Upper Haight Dispensary Gets City Hall OK

The San Francisco Planning Commission approved a pot shop permit for Haight and Cole Streets.

Can the Mission Save Itself from Commercial Gentrification?

While many efforts to preserve the neighborhood’s cultural backbone focus on affordable housing, United to Save the Mission rolls back gentrifying behavior one small business at a time.

Nuala Sawyer

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News

NRA Membership Ban for SFPD Moves Ahead on Parkland Anniversary

SFPD has not been a member of the NRA for years but supervisors felt it was time to prevent the possibility.

Ida Mojadad

Atherton Is America’s Richest Town for the Third Year Running

The average 2017 income in 94027 is $450,696.

Peter Lawrence Kane

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Slideshows

Music

Sex Cells, L.A.’s Party for Sexy Weirdos, Makes Its S.F. Debut at Mezzanine

Who's DJing at this thing, you ask? Hercules & Love Affair, that's who.

Peter Lawrence Kane

Lightning in a Bottle Announces Booty-Shakin’ Lineup

Disclosure, Flying Lotus, Big Gigantic, and Santigold headline this year's fest — which is now in a different location on a different weekend.

Peter Lawrence Kane

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Culture

Incarceration, Not Internment, in ‘Then They Came for Me’

Putting polite euphemisms to rest in this photographic exhibit on Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Jonathan Curiel

Savage Love: The Doll

Dan Savage

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Dining

Remember the Maine, at Luke’s Lobster

It punches a hole through the idea of fast-casual, but this is a Dungeness crab roll to rival Woodhouse Fish Co.

Peter Lawrence Kane

Go Eat This Now: #25 Dry at Ha Nam Ninh

Hu tieu nam vang would be a clear noodle soup if it weren’t really a bowl of vermicelli noodles and assorted meats, plus a shot of broth on the side.

Ryan Basso

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Get ready for Dan Savage’s Very Best of HUMP! Film Tour!

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Finding Liability for Falling Trees

Chris Dolan

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