Top Stories

Mental Health, Homelessness and Civil Rights: S.F.’s Crisis of Conscience

A state Senate bill on mental health conservatorship is dividing San Francisco.

 

Family and Friends of Cyclist Tess Rothstein Speak Out

A heartwrenching letter from loved ones mourning Rothstein includes a call to take planned street safety improvements even further.

 

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News

S.F. Judge Grants Vulnerable Immigrants a Temporary Reprieve

In S.F., Salvadorans, Nicaraguans, Haitians, and Sudanese immigrants with Temporary Protected Status are relieved to have a four-month deportation extension.

 

Facebook Agrees to Pull Down Discriminatory Ads

Lawsuits have forced Facebook to change its targeted-advertising practices with credit, employment, and housing ads.

 

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Slideshows

Peter Murphy Residency Opening Night at The Chapel Friday, March 8th

 

Noise Pop 2019: Princess Nokia at The UC Theater, March 2, 2019.

 

The Marias perform on March 3, 2019 at The Chapel

 

awakebutstillinbed, Sundressed, Sunsleeper, and Alien Boy at Thee Parkside March 1

 


Music

Hot Water Music Will Play Caution and No Division in Full

Some 25 years after their debut, the Gainesville hardcore punks play two shows at Slim’s, each dedicated to a full album.

 

Three Must-See Acts This Week

Haiku Hands, Hand Habits on Saturday at Swedish-American Hall, and Dream Theater on Sunday at the Masonic.

 

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Culture

Transitional Apocalypse

Todd Hido’s unpeopled photographs reveal a kind of post-collapse, as much political as it is ecological.

 

Know Your Street Art: A Celebration of Black and Tan Fantasy

762 Fulton St. (at Webster Street)

 

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Dining

Go Deep into Filipino Cuisine, at Kulinary Konfidential

The two-week festival of Filipino cuisine (April 1-14) comes with pop-ups, food crawls — and secret items.

 

Go Eat This Now: Beef Jerky at Fatted Calf

Life is all about excess in moderation, starting with this beefy fabric.

 

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Film

Lost & Found

The found poetry of lost souls in an Irish town.

 

The Juniper Tree

A fable set where the bones sing, scattered and shining — with Björk!

 

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