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Who’s Even Defending the George Washington High Murals At This Point?

Colonizers stepping over a dead Native American. Enslaved African Americans shucking corn. Offensive or not?

Howard and Folsom to Get $36M in Safety Improvements

Among the changes will be two-way protected bike lanes on each street, mid-block traffic signals, bus boarding islands, and protected turn lanes for cyclists.

Nuala Sawyer

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News

Redstone Organizers Seek City’s Help to Finalize Sale

Supervisors Hillary Ronen, Shamann Walton, and Gordon Mar are backing the battle to save the iconic community hub.

Ida Mojadad

Cash Fares for Muni Rise to $3

The July 1 increase is billed as a way to speed up service through faster onboarding.

Nuala Sawyer

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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

Trixie and Katya Take Clusterfest Back to School

Some kind of businesswomen’s special: Acclaimed drag queens (and real-life pals) bring Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion back to the Bay Area.

Zack Ruskin

It’s Good to be the Kings

Shotgun Players’ polite production of two Washington lobbyists and their prey runs through June 22.