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Sacramento Lawmakers Launch Fresh Round of Bills to Better Protect Renters

A cap on rent increases, a ban on evictions without just cause, and a statewide registry of rental units are all ideas being presented to the California Assembly this spring.

Nuala Sawyer

So Far, 2019 Vision Zero Deaths Outpace 2018

Eight people have been killed in traffic collisions on city streets since the year began.

Ida Mojadad

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News

Two More Dead Whales Wash Ashore in S.F. Bay

Biologist fear that climate change is causing malnutrition among the migrating whales, and we could see many more wash up in the months to come.

Joe Kukura

Cab Drivers Sue SFMTA Over SFO Restrictions

The lawsuit claims that the SFMTA is trying to boost the value of its $250,000 medallions to weaken another legal challenge.

Ida Mojadad

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Slideshows

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

Senny Mau

Music

Baroness Keeps Them Guessing

Baroness’ new album Gold & Grey promises to be extreme, although what that means has yet to be determined.

Will Reisman

Three Must-See Acts This Week

Pizza + Techno's St. Patty's Day Party and OPEL's 17 year anniversary at Public Works on Saturday, Methyl Ethel on Wednesday at Cafe du Nord, Mija on March 21 at Rickshaw Stop.

Tim Casagrande

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Culture

How Many Murals Does Juanita MORE! Need?

Four. The answer is four. This one's by Serge Gay Jr. and it's outside the new SPARC dispensary in the Mission.

Peter Lawrence Kane

Ringold Star: The Photography of Melissa Hawkins

The GLBT Historical Society displays a trove of photographs taken in SoMa from 1986-94 that portray the last generation of people who could move to S.F. to be full-time freaks.