Top Stories

Suspect in Serial NorCal Rape Cases Arrested in Berkeley

Roy Charles Waller has worked at UC Berkeley as a safety specialist for 25 years, and was arrested this week after a DNA test allegedly connected him to the crimes.

 

Golden Gate Park: You Can Lead a Horticulture

A wilderness transformed into lungs for the 19th-century San Francisco.

 

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News

Major Tax on Lyft, Uber Heads to S.F. Voters in 2019

The bill squeaked past the California Assembly by one vote, and Governor Brown signed it into law on Friday.

 

BART Driver Reports Assault, Riders Evacuated

Friday morning’s commute was disrupted for a reported 40 minutes after a BART operator was allegedly assaulted on the train.

 

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Slideshows

Rolling Loud Festival at Oracle Arena, Sept. 15 & 16

 

Foo Fighters at SAP Center in San Jose, Sept. 12th, 2018

 

Wardruna and Eivør at The Regency Ballroom, Saturday, September 15, 2018

 

Flynt Flossy & Turquoise Jeep, with Kaly Jay at The Chapel, Tuesday, August 21st, 2018

 


Music

Catch Them While You Can

The current slate of Grizzly Bear shows could be the chamber-pop auteurs’ last performances for some time.

 

Three Must-See Acts This Week

Flight Facilities on Wednesday and Thursday at Mezzanine, Blood Orange on Thursday at the Fox, and Nora En Pure on Saturday at Mezzanine.

 

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Culture

A Doll’s House Divided Cannot Stand, at Berkeley Rep

Lucas Hnath's sequel to Henrik Ibsen's indelible 1879 work asks and answers the question, 'Why has Nora returned?'

 

The Pressure Cooker: Shiva Ahmadi’s Animation of the Syrian War

However much Ahmadi may try to renounce medium, she returns to it with this poignant exhibit at Haines Gallery.

 

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Dining

Radhaus Is Practically Deafening, But Focus on the Wienerschnitzel

Dream of Kalifornikation, at Fort Mason's follow-up to Suppenküche.

 

Laureate Keeps S.F.’s Hotel Bar Streak Going

The Golden Gate Ecstasy has more bitters than you ever dreamed of.

 

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Film

Fahrenheit 11/9 Is Only the Loosest Sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11

But each represents a powerful indictment of almost every figure in the U.S. political system.

 

The Song of Sway Lake

More nostalgia for a time that never really existed.

 

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