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June 2, 2009
Eight Summer Food Festivals Worth the Schlep
Did you miss San Francisco's Oyster Fest last month? Fear not. There are plenty of larger food festivals to satiate you -- if you're willing to travel. We've put together a roundup of some of the best. Maine Lobster Festival (July 29-August 2)Made famous by David Foster Wallace's essay Consider ... More >>
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November 13, 2007
Fremont's Paki-Indian Naz 8 Theater Proves There's No Place Like Om
Did you miss San Francisco's Oyster Fest last month? Fear not. There are plenty of larger food festivals to satiate you -- if you're willing to travel. We've put together a roundup of some of the best. Maine Lobster Festival (July 29-August 2)Made famous by David Foster Wallace's essay Consider ... More >>
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January 8, 2008
Alleged S.F. Road Warrior Omeed Popal to Face 35 Felony Counts
Did you miss San Francisco's Oyster Fest last month? Fear not. There are plenty of larger food festivals to satiate you -- if you're willing to travel. We've put together a roundup of some of the best. Maine Lobster Festival (July 29-August 2)Made famous by David Foster Wallace's essay Consider ... More >>
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December 8, 2008
Hot Documents: Here are the Receipts for Chinese Bureaucrats Who Enjoyed San Francisco 'Homosexual Show'
"All reactionaries are paper tigers ... and those who leave documents on the train about going to San Francisco sex shows are just plain dumb." A cadre of Chinese officials who blew through around $94,000 of the Glorious Taxpayers' money on a recent junket to the United States are in hot water after ... More >>
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January 22, 2009
Teamsters Head Uses Toilet, Death Analogies to Express Why New Chronicle Presses Must Be Unionized
"New plant opening up in Fremont -- looks like I'm out of work." In this, the San Francisco Chronicle's 144th birthday week, the paper has giddily promised its readers "144 days of extra surprises, leading up to the biggest of them all -- new presses." You won't read about it in the Chron, but not e ... More >>
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March 25, 2009
Transit Spotting
A transportation activist points to inefficient and costly projects like the Central Subway.
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November 26, 2008
Buy Line
In these desperate times, the Chronicle considers desperate measures.
Dining
November 19, 2008
Survival of the Tastiest
Through a tumultuous history emerges a satisfying food.
Dining
May 21, 2008
Brick & Fish
The third one is charming in a nautical sort of way.
News
November 21, 2007
Bones of Discontent - Andrew Galvan carves a unique, controversial role in relocating Native American skeletons
The third one is charming in a nautical sort of way.
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January 3, 2007
A Very Good Year
We look back on the big news stories of 2006 and ask the tough question: Are you an apologist for the year that was?
News
November 22, 2006
Sports Flight
The 49ers and the A's are on the move. Is their flight to the 'burbs a seismic shift in the Bay Area sports scene?
Culture
October 25, 2006
Win Some, Lose Some
City Lights hosted the announcement of the National Book Awards finalists this month. But do book awards even matter?
News
September 21, 2005
Pig Government
The politics of pork has real victims. Just look at New Orleans, or commuters on the Bay Bridge.
News
August 17, 2005
Suffer the Little Muslims
A look at the appalling discrimination against Middle Eastern students countenanced by Bay Area public schools
Dining
July 20, 2005
Girls Gone Wild
Girls just want to eat spicy food and see movies together
Film
June 15, 2005
Reps Etc.
Girls just want to eat spicy food and see movies together
Calendar
March 30, 2005
The Paminator
DJ "I rule the school"
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March 30, 2005
Marty Anderson is Okay
A story about the music we make out of the things we carry
Dining
August 4, 2004
Feast of the Senses
The films may have been silent, but the food spoke volumes
Best of San Francisco
May 19, 2004
Best Indian (No Tablecloths)
Shalimar
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April 21, 2004
Dance Dance Revolution
Whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Dining
June 25, 2003
The Church of Trillin
Our critic, an early convert, attends a revival meeting and genuflects at the altar of Shalimar
News
January 29, 2003
In and Out of India
A meditation on memory and Indian culture, from Krishna dolls to bharathanatyam
Best of San Francisco
May 15, 2002
Best Asian Supermarket
99 Ranch
News
April 12, 2000
Dog Bites
Taking the Fun Out of Fort Funston; A Tale of Two Cities (and One Swedish Furniture Emporium); Spin the Bottle?
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February 9, 2000
Dog Bites
Can't Find My Way Home, Nancy Drew in The Case of the Screaming Stadium!, Last Week for Golden Handshake Reader Poll!
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October 27, 1999
Jamba Liar
One of California's best Cajun chefs goes on the lam after a Bay Area con game is busted
News
October 29, 1997
Megan's Law Goes to Class
Schools plan to tell parents where sex offenders live; is it caution or hysteria?
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August 20, 1997
Slap Shots
Schools plan to tell parents where sex offenders live; is it caution or hysteria?
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September 11, 1996
N-E-G-L-E-C-T
Schools plan to tell parents where sex offenders live; is it caution or hysteria?
Blogs
July 6, 2009
Chronicle's Rapid Weight Loss: New Paper Is Inch Thinner Than Old
Yes, today's new Chronicle is more than an inch thinner than its prior incarnation Of all the many complaints leveled against the San Francisco Chronicle, "It's too darn wrinkly" never came up with us. And still, there was the Chron proudly announcing the dawn of its "wrinkle-free era" today with pa ... More >>
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July 7, 2009
'Huzzah!' No More -- Renaissance Faire Abruptly Nixes August Golden Gate Park Event, Blames City Parks and Rec Department for Inducing Organizational Black Death
Mr. Tudor is not amused...Less than a month before Renaissance Faire organizers hoped to transform Golden Gate Park from a haven of drunken debauchery into a haven of period-piece drunken debauchery, an e-mail today from Renaissance Productions today announced that the Aug. 1-2 event has been nixed. ... More >>
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September 10, 2009
Drink Therapy: Cheap Drinks and Sticky Fingers at Town Hall
J. BirdsallRibs should be an essential part of your strategy for happiness tonight.Today kicks off more than just the slightly hungover-around-the-edges start to the weekend. It's also the first day of Town Hall's patio happy hour. You know, just like the lunchtime outdoor barbecues the resta ... More >>
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January 12, 2010
Chronicle Execs Say Their Paper Now Profitable -- At Least What's Left of It
Last year, Hearst Corp. had no problem bandying about the Chronicle's purported $1 million a week losses when it suited their aims of playing super-duper union hardball, successfully liquidating much of the staff, and switching to non-union printers. Now, however, more than half a doz ... More >>
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February 11, 2010
Family Offers $500 For Return of Filched S.F. Lego Landmarks
Courtesy Benz FamilyMark Benz' masterful recreation of Ghirardelli Square and other city landmarks were stolen out of his truck last weekLeaving your heart in San Francisco is bad enough -- but when someone out-and-out steals large portions of the city, things have gotten progressively worse. Cou ... More >>
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May 25, 2010
Database Reveals Who's Earning $12.2 Billion in Bay Area Public Employee Salaries
A database of more than 200,000 Bay Area public employees charts just who's earning $12.2 billion in public salaries. (It's a big database, so it takes a while to load up). Coming tops on the Bay Area News Group-compiled cavalcade of information: Nancy Farber, chief administrator of Washing ... More >>
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June 1, 2010
Cancakes, Sweetfingers, and Other Local Food Commercials We Love
Local television isn't as booming as it was years ago. One of the greatest casualties, Dr. Jang excepted, is the proliferation of awesome and awesomely strange commercials for Bay Area businesses. We thought we'd take a moment to honor a few past and present food commercials we love: 5. East Oa ... More >>
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June 30, 2010
Busy Day on BART Tracks: Parolee Chase, Passenger Trapped Beneath Train
Passengers in BART trains spent an ungodly amount of time stuck going nowhere today, but it could always be worse. You could be stuck beneath the train, which was the case at Embarcadero not long ago. Major delays are in effect, and the condition of the rider is not currently known.
Blogs
July 1, 2010
Daevonn Hartley, Apparent Embarcadero BART Suicide Attempt, Dies of His Wounds
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's office identified the person who yesterday wandered onto the BART tracks at Embarcadero in an apparent suicide attempt. Sadly, the attempt was successful -- Daevonn Hartley, a 16-year-old male Fremont resident, died of his wounds at 7 p.m. last night at San Fr ... More >>
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July 1, 2010
New Rule For Casual Carpoolers: Pony Up a Buck
At the corner of Howard and Fremont this morning -- the first day of the $2.50 Bay Bridge carpool toll -- the casual carpoolers disembarked out of virtual strangers' vehicles just the same as they did yesterday and every other morning in past decades. Yet some were a dollar poorer.
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August 4, 2010
BART Delays Lead to Frustrating Morning Commute
A pair of mishaps led to BART commuters this morning having plenty of extra time to get to know their fellow passengers. A mechanical failure that took a train out of service at West Oakland station exacerbated an earlier delay near Fremont when the high-voltage third-rail was exposed on the trac ... More >>
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September 28, 2010
Fremont Diner's Nashville Hot Chicken Is Totally Worth the Food Miles
Alex HochmanThat's not some bottled hot sauce tossed with Fremont Diner's hot chicken.Chewing our first bite of Fremont Diner's Nashville Hot Chicken ($10.50), we were already mentally calculating how long it would take to drive back to Sonoma the next day to get our fix. Three pieces of Fult ... More >>
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January 26, 2011
JapaCurry Truck Proposes Three New Locations Downtown
Sonya T./YelpJapaCurry's lunchtime line at Mission and New Montgomery.After last week's encounter with an angry restaurant owner, Jay Hamada didn't park his JapaCurry truck on Second Street on Monday and Tuesday. Instead, Hamada submitted three new locations yesterday to Alfreddie Steward, th ... More >>
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April 12, 2011
Dear Parents, Please Do Not Turn Your Children Into the Shaggs
The Shaggs in 1968.The opening torrent of notes in Ornette Coleman's "Kaleidoscope" reminds me of the ubiquitous television closet gag. You know, when some unsuspecting soul opens a closet door and is buried under an avalanche of junk (executed rather brilliantly in this episode of Elmo's World). ... More >>
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April 18, 2011
50 Fremont Brings Farm-Fresh Produce to Mondays
View San Francisco Farmers Markets 2011 in a larger map Hey, remember when we said that if you wanted a farmers' market on Monday or Friday, you were SOL? Well, as of today, that's no longer true. A brand-spankin'-new market has bloomed in a public plaza at 50 Fremont in the Financial District. Its ... More >>
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July 20, 2011
Update: Cyclist Hit Near the Embarcadero Made an Illegal Turn
Cyclist killedUpdate 2 p.m.: Lieutenant Troy Dangerfield told us that the 25-year-old Asian woman is still in critical condition after being hit by a food delivery truck this morning. He said the cyclist made an illegal left hand turn in front of the truck when she was hit. The woman, who was not ... More >>
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July 21, 2011
Nancy Ho, Cyclist Hit in SOMA Yesterday, Dies
Cyclist diesThe cyclist who was hit by a truck yesterday morning as she rode along Mission and Fremont streets died last night. Medical authorities identified the victim as 25-year-old Nancy Ho, a San Francisco resident. Ho was hit yesterday at about 8:04 a.m. when she made an illegal left-hand t ... More >>
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September 26, 2011
Gordon Ramsay Is on His Way, and So Is Ice Cream Bar and Latest Philz Coffee
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. Arguably the angriest chef in the kitchen, Gordon Ramsay, is heading to the Bay Area for an episode of Kitchen Nightmares. His team is looking for diners to grab a seat in Fremont at the steak and seafoo ... More >>
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September 28, 2011
La Oaxaqueña's Return, Gordon Ramsay Will Yell at More People, and Drinks at the W Hotel
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. Back from the brink: While it looked as though La Oaxaqueña's brick-and-mortar was a goner, Eater SF shares it's readying for a comeback. Closed since August, the Mexican restaurant says it'll be back so ... More >>
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