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Friday February 15, 2019
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Top Stories

Jury Hung in 2016 Twin Peaks Double Homicide

Three years after a Valentine's Day shooting left two people dead and one in critical condition, the trial has reached an unexpected end.

  • By
  • Nuala Sawyer

 

Upper Haight Dispensary Gets City Hall OK

The San Francisco Planning Commission approved a pot shop permit for Haight and Cole Streets.

  • By
  • Joe Kukura

 

  • Can the Mission Save Itself from Commercial Gentrification?
  • Aardvark’s Neon Sign Seeks New Home
  • Burning Man Disinvites Super-Elite Camp for Extremely Fancy People
  • Landmark Senate Bill Introduced to Better Protect Sex Workers
  • The San Francisco Examiner Is Trying to Blackmail Me Over Pictures of Subway Foot-Longs
  • Anchor Brewing Workers Unionize
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News

NRA Membership Ban for SFPD Moves Ahead on Parkland Anniversary

SFPD has not been a member of the NRA for years but supervisors felt it was time to prevent the possibility.

  • By
  • Ida Mojadad

 

Atherton Is America’s Richest Town for the Third Year Running

The average 2017 income in 94027 is $450,696.

  • By
  • Peter Lawrence Kane

 

  • Amazon Pulls Out of New York Headquarter Plans
  • Mandated Flood Disclosure Approved As Rain Batters Bay Area
  • Mission Bodywork Businesses May Receive Reprieve From New Law
  • Credit Card-Only Businesses Under Fire From City Hall
  • Supervisor Calls for Permanent Rosa Parks Seat on Muni
  • Gov. Newsom Kicks S.F. High-Speed Rail Down the Track
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Slideshows

Anderson .Paak at The Masonic Feb. 11, 2019

  • By
  • Christopher Victorio

 

Home Sick 2 in Petaluma at The Phoenix Theater, Jan. 19, 2019

  • By
  • Senny Mau

 

Elton John at the Oracle Arena Friday Jan. 18, 2019

  • By
  • Jamie Soja

 

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

  • By
  • Geoffrey Smith II

 


Music

Sex Cells, L.A.’s Party for Sexy Weirdos, Makes Its S.F. Debut at Mezzanine

Who's DJing at this thing, you ask? Hercules & Love Affair, that's who.

  • By
  • Peter Lawrence Kane

 

Lightning in a Bottle Announces Booty-Shakin’ Lineup

Disclosure, Flying Lotus, Big Gigantic, and Santigold headline this year's fest — which is now in a different location on a different weekend.

  • By
  • Peter Lawrence Kane

 

  • Adult.’s Life Kills
  • Panda Bear Plots His Seduction
  • Three Must-See Acts This Week
  • Childish Gambino Isn’t Good Enough for the NRA
  • Anderson .Paak Takes a Victory Lap at the Masonic
  • Dance Your Schadenfreude Away at ‘FYRE’d: A Fyre Festival Mock Event’
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Culture

Incarceration, Not Internment, in ‘Then They Came for Me’

Putting polite euphemisms to rest in this photographic exhibit on Japanese-Americans during World War II.

  • By
  • Jonathan Curiel

 

Savage Love: The Doll

  • By
  • Dan Savage

 

  • The Lizard Brain Evolves in Edward Albee’s Seascape
  • Day-glo Guns and Zodiac Ciphers, with Sheet-Metal Artist David Buckingham
  • More Details About Karl the Fog’s Forthcoming Book
  • Know Your Street Art: Corazón de Campesinos
  • Dan Savage: Quickies
  • Sparkle Pizzazz: The Art of Sadie Barnette
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Dining

Remember the Maine, at Luke’s Lobster

It punches a hole through the idea of fast-casual, but this is a Dungeness crab roll to rival Woodhouse Fish Co.

  • By
  • Peter Lawrence Kane

 

Go Eat This Now: #25 Dry at Ha Nam Ninh

Hu tieu nam vang would be a clear noodle soup if it weren’t really a bowl of vermicelli noodles and assorted meats, plus a shot of broth on the side.

  • By
  • Ryan Basso

 

  • Queen Ditches Gaylord: Juanita MORE! Announces Her Departure from Jones
  • ‘French Toast on Steroids,’ for Brunch at Indian Paradox
  • Go Eat This Now: Tacos Club
  • Our Favorite Beers from SF Beer Week’s Opening Gala
  • The Magic of Masa, at Tacos Oscar and El Pípila
  • Beer and Food? Do They Go Well Together or Something?
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Film

Holiday

Does this kind of life look interesting to you?

  • By
  • Sherilyn Connelly

 

Mostly British Film Festival 2019

A panoply of pictures running from Feb. 14-21 that are collectively between 51-percent and 99-percent British. (Maths is power!)

  • By
  • Sherilyn Connelly

 

  • Netflix and Kill: The AMC Van Ness 14 Movie Theater Closes Abruptly
  • Arctic
  • 21st SF IndieFest, Week Two
  • The Last Black Man in San Francisco Wins Big at Sundance
  • Sundance Raves for The Last Black Man in San Francisco
  • Tito and the Birds
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Sponsored

Get ready for Dan Savage’s Very Best of HUMP! Film Tour!

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  • Sponsor

 

Finding Liability for Falling Trees

  • By
  • Chris Dolan

 

  • Giants Enterprises Partners with SailGP in Promotion of Second Leg of Global Racing Championship in San Francisco
  • One potato, two potato, three potato, more!
  • Who’s Responsible for Damage after The storm?
  • 161 Years Later… 7 Mile House Is Still Where The Locals Go
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