Top Stories

S.F. May Ban Publicly-Funded Travel, Business With States Enforcing Abortion Restrictions

Supervisor Vallie Brown is drafting legislation that could provide a hefty financial hit to the 20 states nationwide that have limited women’s access to reproductive freedom.

 

Dave Chappelle, W. Kamau Bell Rally to Save the Punch Line

Tom Ammiano and Nato Green joined Sup. Aaron Peskin in one of the most humorous press conferences on the steps of City Hall in some time.

 

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News

Uber, Lyft Tax Inches Closer to 2019 Ballot

Revenue from the fare surcharges would battle congestion.

 

Wiener Cheers as 4 a.m. Last Call Bill Advances

Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed the last version but there's a new governor in office more friendly to nightlife.

 

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Slideshows

The Tea Party – Black River Tour at Slim’s, Friday May 17, 2019

 

Mac DeMarco With the Garden at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on May 18, 2019

 

Now, Now and Foxing at at August Hall, Wednesday, May 15, 2019

 

Hollywood Vampires (Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry) at The Warfield, Sunday, May 12, 2019

 


Music

This Year Marks the 25th Anniversary of Sunset Soundsystem

Founder, DJ, and promoter Galen talks about the Bay Area's longest-running series of outdoor afternoon gatherings.

 

Lightning in a Bottle 2019 May Have Been the Most Intense Yet

'Lightning in a Puddle' started off a little thunderstorm-y, but quickly became yet another smash success at its new location outside Bakersfield, with outstanding sets across all three days.

 

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Culture

One Man’s Hot, and Frustrating, Pursuit to Find His Significant Other

Jordan's got the wedding bell blues in Joshua Harmon's (un)romantic comedy, at SF Playhouse.

 

Best of 2019: Arts & Entertainment

 

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Dining

Puerto Alegre Patriach Ildefonso Vigil Dies

Vigil founded the popular Valencia Street restaurant way back in 1968 — and it's still run by his children today.

 

Best of 2019: Bars & Clubs

 

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Film

Warriors! Come Out and Pla-ay (for Your 40th Anniversary)!

Warriors game: The Roxie screens the 1979 urban-dystopian classic this Thursday, May 23, with a DJ set and beer from Local Brewing Co.

 

We Have Always Lived in the Castle

Not all poisons come in a bottle.

 

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How to Successfully and Easily Run Your Restaurant

 

Best of 2019: People & Places (Readers’ Poll Winners)

 

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