Is San Francisco Re-Funding the Police?
Last summer, Mayor Breed promised to reallocate $120 million from law enforcement to the Black community. That’s no longer the plan.
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Jobs Return, Restaurants Struggle to Hire
Some blame bolstered unemployment benefits, but others say service industry jobs don’t pay workers enough to live in the city.
By Grace Hase
Back to the Big Screen: ‘The Dry’ & ‘Cruella’
Returning to the movies after more than a year, I discovered that I missed both the art house and the megaplex.
By Richard von Busack
Stern Grove Unveils Wildly Diverse Lineup
Too $hort, Perfume Genius, Thundercat, Joan Jett among the bevy of artists to perform in free concert series.
By Will Reisman
Who Owns the Works of Banksy?
The producers of ‘Immersive Van Gogh’ invite fans of the iconic street artist to fork over cash to view privately held pieces.
By Veronica Irwin
Meet the New Boss…
There’s a new sheriff in town! Plus, what’s up with vaccine hesitancy in the cannabis industry?
By Nick Veronin
Desi Danganan on Reviving SoMa’s Filipino Neighborhood
Through Kapwa Gardens and Balay Kreative the community advocate and serial entrepreneur seeks to find a home for a twice-displaced community.
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SF Playhouse Reopens with ‘Truths’
One of the first in-door theater productions in a year is a timely reminder of government-sanctioned anti-Asian racism.
By Charles Lewis III
Can We Share Joints Again?
We asked leading infectious disease experts a burning question about whether it’s safe for fully vaccinated people to share joints, bowls, and bongs again.
By Joe Kukura
Learn to Make Vegan Chicken Tinola Online
Two local Filipino nonprofits team up to offer live-streamed healthy cooking classes.
By Veronica Irwin
Fight Food Waste While Getting Cheap Eats
It’s a win-win situation with Too Good to Go, an app that launched in S.F. in May.
By Grace Z. Li
Community Patrol Aims to Clean Up Mid-Market
The Mid-Market Vibrancy and Safety Plan includes police on foot patrol working with ‘community ambassadors.’
By Veronica Irwin
Rental Car Insurance Tips and Potential Pitfalls
After a pandemic year, Americans are going to hit the road (and each other) this summer.
By Christopher B. Dolan and Casey Hultin
Former 49er Bends Genres, Breaks Stereotypes
Antone Exum’s omnivorous journey through genres proves the potential of maximalism in a post-Spotify world.
By Will Reisman
John Vanderslice Pays Homage to David Berman
New single is a quirky, lo-fi electronica tune that’s an ode to survivors.
By Will Reisman
