Alternative Facts: SF Weekly Turns 40, Takes a Break
San Francisco's last alt weekly is officially over the hill. A look back at its history and impact.
By Nick Veronin
Take the Pleasure Back
The overwhelming whiteness of porn and other pop culture presentations of BDSM have obscured Black kink for far too long.
By Brandy Collins
Combo Chimbita: The Music Tells the Stories
Blending Latin American and Afrofuturist textures, Combo Chimbita come to the Rickshaw Stop.
By Bill Kopp
The Eternal Sunshine of a Cluttered Mind
Local ‘Millennial Impressionist’ Tom Colcord finds peace and tranquility in his Maximalist meditations.
By Max Blue
An Ode to Oakland
The town is the subject of a sparkling new history filled with lessons for our present.
By Benjamin Schneider
The Great Resignation
A ‘perfect storm’ in the labor market is causing many workers to re-evaluate their priorities.
By Grace Hase
Why Are There So Many Recalls in California?
How a once-obscure political process went viral in the Golden State.
By Benjamin Schneider
How to Qualify for an Emotional Support Animal in California
The Best California Emotional Support Animal Letters Having a mental or emotional disability can be just as challenging and debilitating as a physical debility….
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There’s Fetish But This is Abuse — Make That Hell
She has to hold it in (all day) unless he can’t watch in the bathroom.
By Dan Savage
Cannabis Reporting is Straight Bammer
High drama between local marijuana mogul Berner and an influential industry Instagram is just a symptom of the disease.
By Veronica Irwin
Is San Francisco Boozier Than We Think?
A new survey claims San Franciscans drink more than almost anyone in the country.
By Veronica Irwin
Bay Area Celebrates Black Restaurant Week
Chefs are offering deals and hosting special events through Sunday to showcase their unique menus.
By Benjamin Schneider
Cyclists and Stop Signs: New Legislation Would Change Law
Under AB 122, riders could simply yield if the intersection is clear.
By Christopher B. Dolan and Emile A. Davis
Confronting Discrimination: Strength in Numbers
Keep a record, talk with co-workers and, yes, go to HR.
By Christopher B. Dolan and Vanessa C. Deniston
The Personal is Political for Destroy Boys
Local punk trio preps new full-length, ‘Open Mouth, Open Heart’ for Hopeless Records.
By Bill Kopp
Bob Mould Wears ‘Blue Hearts’ on His Sleeve
The veteran rocker brings new material to August Hall on Oct. 1.
By Bill Kopp
