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Market Street, the Waymo vs. environment battlefield; Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema offers films al fresco; labor rally takes on billionaires
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How the middle-class is getting priced out of summer fun
Ground-breaking comedian Nori Reed, chaos surrounds the Joel Engardio recall, can't-miss September concerts, more.
Sneak Peeking My Fall Preview
Autumn doesn’t begin until September 22, yet I’ve already started the research for the fall preview that I’ll run in the Sept. 23 edition of my Good Taste column. I will include forthcoming restaurants, events, and other food-related curiosities to look forward to in the coming
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Behind the suprising DCCC vote on the Engardio recall
Behind the suprising DCCC vote on the Engardio recall
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RFK Jr.'s phony war on Froot Loops
BIG WEEK to-do list, SFMTA's RV eviction injustice, Clipse reunite spectacularly
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Which Bay Area streets have the best eats?
Plus: A dem-soc housing victory on Divis, Legion of Honor's 100th dance, more
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The big (GOP) money attacking Newsom’s redistricting plan
Plus: First look at new Terror Vault, Noise Pop announces 2026 dates, Red Sonja rides again
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How SF Democratic Party became the right wing of the state party
Plus: Engardio's weird schedule, CROSSROADS' experimental celluloid, Denzel's perfect names
Weekend Adventure Idea: Self-Guided Dogpatch Pastry Crawl
If you've been pushed to the edge and all your friends are bread, I've got a fun weekend idea for you: go on a self-guided tour of loaves and pastries in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood at Neighbor Bakehouse (2343 Third Street), the week-
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Beloved comedy troupe calls it quits after 25 years
Plus: Laura Malone's paintings of embodiment's complexities, Joe Goode's 'Are You Okay?' doesn't give in