Top Stories

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.

 

SoMa Street Could Be Renamed ‘Jeff Adachi Way’

The late public defender could become a permanent fixture on the very street he traversed to get to court.

 

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News

Facebook Agrees to Pull Down Discriminatory Ads

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

 

Mayor Joins Call to Discipline Giants CEO

London Breed and domestic violence prevention groups call for a suspension and stiff fines over video of Larry Baer getting physical with his wife.

 

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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

The Space Lady Is the ’Oumuamua of Music and We Are Lucky to Have Her

Susan Dietrich Schneider, San Francisco’s most spiritually evolved busker, returns for a show at the Verdi Club this Friday, March 22.

 

Laura Jane Grace Finds Beauty in Rot

The Against Me! singer details the serendipitous course that led to her new album.

 

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Culture

The Great Leap Trips and Stumbles Forward

A high school basketball player’s hoop dreams include meeting the Communist father he’s never met, at A.C.T. through March 31.

 

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.

 

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Dining

That Lucky Bite, at Falafelland on Sixth Street

The determined husband-and-wife team behind six-week-old Yemeni restaurant stake a claim to a difficult corner of San Francisco.

 

Bini’s Kitchen: Mo’ Momos, No Problems

La Cocina alum Binitha Pradhan is poised to open her largest restaurant yet on Sixth Street, across the street from a Nepalese SRO she didn’t even know existed.

 

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Film

Finding Steve McQueen

Great escapist entertainment that makes for a pleasant getaway.

 

Ash Is Purest White

One woman’s journey through an ever-shifting country.

 

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