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Sup. Haney Proposes Legislation to Protect Nightlife in Western SoMa

A higher bar for bars: Using the impending closure of Mezzanine, Haney holds a press conference to announce a bill that would force zoning changes away from entertainment to face higher scrutiny.

Peter Lawrence Kane

Who’s Killing the Taxi Industry?

Uber and Lyft may have moved fast and broken things, but their timing couldn’t have been worse for cab drivers.

Ida Mojadad

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News

Supervisors Threaten to Reject SFMTA’s Budget Amid Rising Frustration

The Board of Supervisors have little say in SFMTA's policies, except during budget season.

Ida Mojadad

Washington Square’s Months-Long Closure Begins

Like Alamo Square and Dolores Park that emerged from closures in much better shape, it should be worth the wait.

Ida Mojadad

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Slideshows

Porter Robinson’s Second Sky Festival at Middle Harbor Shoreline Park, June 15-16, 2019.

Christopher Victorio

Music

Pushed to Limits: Bill Callahan’s Newest Song Cycle

Bill Callahan delves into an unconscious dream world on Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest.

Lauren Sloss

Jimmy Eat World Is Still Hungry

After 25 years together, the pop punk quartet has yet to lose its appetite.

Zack Ruskin

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Culture

Legitimacy Can Be Stifling: Rotimi Agbabiaka’s Manifesto

The actor channels Grace Jones, James Baldwin, and others in his one-man follow-up to the well-received Type/Caste, as part of the National Queer Arts Festival.

Peter Lawrence Kane

The Art of the Verso: Coming at You from the Rear

In “Philippe Gronon: Versos,” at the Modernism Gallery, the photographer exhibits images of the least-viewed sides of famous paintings.