Kids are back to school amidst massive changes. How are things like ICE raids, Muni service cuts, and SFUSD changes impacting city life?  The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. It’s a saying I grew up hearing, but this year it keeps repeating in my head

On a Thursday afternoon on Mid-Market, The Good Time Collective spins hip-hop under the Warfield Theatre’s marquee, while San Franciscans sway to beats and sip wine and beer on the sunlit streets. Unstaged is having its last street party of the year in San Francisco’s newest ‘Entertainment Zone’, while a

By Lucy Bikahi Bimbo’s 365 Club is an iconic piece of San Francisco’s artistic history; since it first opened its doors in 1931, it’s been an integral part of the city’s nightlife. Within the realm of Bimbo’s 365 Club, with its velvet curtains, warm lighting, and plush carpets, exists Dolfina,

If you’ve spent any time in San Francisco, you’ve likely noticed the bold, colorful murals around the Mission District. With more than 700 in the neighborhood alone, they’re impossible to miss. But you might not know how they got there. Behind them is Precita Eyes, the community mural organization founded

If you think the fastest land mammal on Earth is the cheetah, you’d be wrong. That title belongs to the Mexican free-tailed bat, capable of straight, level, powered flight at nearly 100 mph. These tiny speedsters might not seem like much, but each summer, a colony of roughly 250,000 of

As federal immigration agents appear more frequently at California medical facilities, workers are increasingly concerned about patients’ rights and their own.

Jewish art doesn’t have to comment on Israel forever in perpetuity, but it absolutely must right now…in different times, an artist would not have to explain why they made a show about the American Jew and didn’t discuss Palestine. These are unfortunately not different times. 

Tell Me When to Go by Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor Once again, the post-apocalyptic, Mad Max crowd has deserted The City for Black Rock City. There’s still plenty to do for those of us that have been left behind. Whoever said SF is dead is seriously mistaken. Here’s some