Top Stories

Hundreds of Union Workers Flood City Hall, Request it ‘Close the Gap’

Members of IFPTE Local 21 — which include our city engineers, utility workers, architects, and planners — say S.F. has been getting richer while its middle class gets smaller.

 

The Last Days of Tom Guido

A Polk Gulch corner store owner was one of the last people to see Guido alive before he was murdered on Jan. 7.

 

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News

Don’t Forget to Lose Your Shit on Sunday, with the Super Blood Wolf Moon

It's the last total lunar eclipse for a little over two years, and it takes place at the exact midpoint of the current administration's term in office.

 

All That Rain Hasn’t Dented the Incipient Drought — Yet

The high rainfall totals of the past 48 hours — including 2.4 inches in Downtown S.F. — should put a dent in the moderate drought that continues to grip three-quarters of California.

 

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Slideshows

Toro y Moi at The Fillmore, Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019

 

SF Sketchfest: The Roast of Peaches Christ, Sunday, January 13th at The Castro Theatre

 

Rickshaw Stop 15th Anniversary Night 1: Diet Cig & The She’s, Jan. 9, 2019

 

In Good Company Featuring: Roy Havens, Nima G, n808, Icecreams, Juanton, Bless, T-Rom at Publicworks Jan. 5, 2019

 


Music

Bandcamp Will Open a Record Shop and Performance Space in Oakland

It arrives on Friday, Feb. 1, right by 19th Street BART.

 

Three Must-See Acts This Week

Kossisko on Thursday at the New Parish, Saweetie on Friday at 1015 Folsom, and Midi Matilda next Thursday at Rickshaw Stop.

 

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Culture

Eagle Plaza Is Happening, With a Mayoral Push

Four years in the making, the pedestrianized section of 12th Street between Harrison and Bernice streets is a centerpiece of the forthcoming Western SoMa Leather and LGBTQ Cultural Heritage District.

 

Shelters in Place: The Legacy of the Sea Ranch

SFMOMA examines a planned community with rigorous design principles that has thrived on the Sonoma coast for 50 years.

 

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Dining

Until We Blaze Again

From the butterfish to the porchetta lau lau, Michelle Karr-Ueoka and Wade Ueoka’s Trailblazer Tavern is the best Michael Mina restaurant in years.

 

Have a Cow, Man, at Marlowe’s Newest Spinoff

Sneak away for a bit of opulence at Cow Marlowe, which fits the neighborhood hand-in-glove.

 

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Film

Cold War

A doomed romance set against a doomed empire.

 

Adult Life Skills

The Thirteenth Doctor learns how to grow up.

 

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