Salt Lake City

Mormons: A Shallow Yet Helpful Guide to See If You Should Hate Them or Not

"Tabloid": Errol Morris Doc Covers UK Media Freak Show

Hometown Papers Claim Local Hero Cyclist Levi Leipheimer Never Doped. Oh Really?

Hometown papers are ardently defending Levi Leiphimer from accusations of drug use. But those accusations may not be so far-fetched.​When disgraced 2006 Tour de France champion Floyd Landis last week confessed to doping and fingered other cyclists, the Santa Rosa Press Democrat was quick to jump t ... More >>

Meg Whitman Assailed as Porn Empress By Steve Poizner

Who's been a naughty CEO? ​As the race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination heats up, both Steve Poizner and Meg Whitman are doing their utmost to portray the other as a liberal, hippie freakshow. In a move SF Weekly learned Poizner has been biding his time to make, he has now played the po ... More >>

Poll: Bay Area Women Think McCain would be a Sneaky Boyfriend

Who's been a naughty CEO? ​As the race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination heats up, both Steve Poizner and Meg Whitman are doing their utmost to portray the other as a liberal, hippie freakshow. In a move SF Weekly learned Poizner has been biding his time to make, he has now played the po ... More >>

Bay Area metal dominates the nation

Who's been a naughty CEO? ​As the race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination heats up, both Steve Poizner and Meg Whitman are doing their utmost to portray the other as a liberal, hippie freakshow. In a move SF Weekly learned Poizner has been biding his time to make, he has now played the po ... More >>

Stealth Dollars

Questionable political donations are flowing into the city's most controversial political race

Love in Gloom

Tim Burton is dead-on again in the darkly delightful Corpse Bride

A Brand of Justice

Homelessness has put the city's image in danger. Our options: Hound the poor. Fine Safeway. Corrupt Lance Armstrong.

Running on Empty

Detroit automakers have spent millions attempting to unplug California's effort to put electric cars on the road. And so far, Detroit's succeeding.

The Old Old Thing

Two new collections from Berkeleyites Malvina Reynolds and Harry Smith argue for folk's historical authenticity. Whatever that is.

Jamba Liar

One of California's best Cajun chefs goes on the lam after a Bay Area con game is busted

S.F. International Film Festival

One of California's best Cajun chefs goes on the lam after a Bay Area con game is busted

No Place Like Curb

So many San Franciscans live in cars, vans, campers, and buses that the city wants to create a "vehicular community" where they could legally park. But if we build it, will the "houseless" come?

Tales of the Country

How Tokyo Rose, "Machine Gun" Kelly, and Amelia Earhart are endangered by money-saving moves at the National Archives in San Bruno

Night+Day

How Tokyo Rose, "Machine Gun" Kelly, and Amelia Earhart are endangered by money-saving moves at the National Archives in San Bruno

Battle Hymns

Bouncers vs. fans as Slayer pounds the Troc: A field log

Mercury Falling

For 11 years, Markus Cook was synonymous with Bay Area bike messengers. But he didn't live to see his dream come true -- the Cycle Messenger World Championships held here in San Francisco.

Masters of Disaster

The San Francisco Office of Emergency Services unveils its new post-apocalypse playbook

Cyperpornocopia

Milpitas residents Carleen and Robert Thomas found a lucrative way to sell the hardest of hardcorepornography to smut fans all over the country: by computer bulletin board. Then their little Silicon Valley startup attracted the interest of a U.S. Postal S

The Dark Prince of City Hall

First Larry Bush was a politician. Then he was a journalist. Then he was a politician. So now as editor and publisher of CitiReport, a hard-hitting journal with a private agenda, what the hell is he?