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This Domestic Violence Shelter Was Told It No Longer Aligns With the Trump Administrationâs Priorities
Trumpâs war on âgender ideologyâ and diversity is hurting San Francisco Asian Womenâs Shelterâs ability to help victims â many of whom canât get help anywhere else. Itâs already cost them nearly $500,000.
A Gay Situationship in a Doom Loop: A 2,000-Year-Old Play Makes Everything New Old Again
âSatyriconâ brings sex, excess, and the decline of an empire to a historic San Francisco leather bar.
A Climate Expert on Whatâs Missing From Super El Niño Headlines
Rainfall inches are easy to quantify and think about, but what happens after it lands on us?
To Artist Ton Mak, Whimsy and Weirdness Are the Point
The artist Ton Mak retraces her creative journey, ahead of debuting a new exhibit at Empire Seven Studios in San Joseâs Japantown.
S.F. Lawmaker Asks Chatbot About 'Suicidally Motivated Civilians' in Gaza
Grok, what's the difference between right and wrong?
A Home for Queer Chinese Stories Opens in Chinatown
âItâs rare to see Chinese LGBT people or to hear their stories.â Lesbian artist Xiangchi Chen shares the origin story of the OUT Museum in San Franciscoâs Chinatown.
The Best Things Our Food Critic Ate in June
A great crab sandwich, heathen ice cream, Korean-Mexican snacks, plus some Giants hate.
The Most Groundbreaking Dance Party in San Francisco Was on â90s Public Access TV
âLavender Lounge,â a queer variety show that ran from 1991 to 1995, returns to the screen for the first time in 30 years in a new documentary short.
Pop-Up Brings a Rare and Beloved Trinbagonian Snack to S.F.
The Trini doubles humbles you, then leaves you wishing for more.
10 Movies to See at the San Francisco International Film Festival
Cinephiles, rejoice: The fest takes over Bay Area theaters from April 24 through May 4.
âHow Could You Be Against Joy?â: Bay Area Artists Are Turning on the Civic Joy Fund
A private initiative founded by the mayor and backed by a crypto billionaire is increasingly shaping San Franciscoâs arts scene. Musicians are asking questions â and some are calling for a boycott.