Volume 44, Issue 30
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Volume 44, Issue 30
News & Culture
Paul Addis, fresh from a prison stint for attacking Burning Man's icon, returns to a San Francisco stage
Steven T. Jones
When the real estate bubble burst, tenants saw their jobs disappear and incomes drop - but rents remained at record high levels
Ted Gullicksen
Mayor Newsom wants to be sure the lowest-paid folks get their share of the hurt
Tim Redmond
If San Francisco wants to present a solid legal case that its CCA is already in business, the contract with Powerchoice needs to be completed and signed, now
Guardian Staff Writers
Editorial
Volume 44, Issue 30
Food & Drink
Plus, pasta pennings from San Francisco's past
Caitlin Donohue
Food & Drink
A sleek sushi joint boasting striking combinations and an early adopter fanbase
Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Volume 44, Issue 30
Arts & Culture
Sandra Bernhard goes off wonderfully. Plus: Queensday, Devotion, and a goth-industrial bacchanal
Marke B.
In Dame Hooker's DVD doc Land of the Homicide, commentators become victims of the violence they describe
Garrett Caples
The wit and wisdom — and sweet and scary melodies — of Baby Dee
Johnny Ray Huston
