The big housing lie: two-thirds of new SF housing is being built for very rich people who don't live here. In the Politics Blog

Protests are mostly peaceful for anniversary of Iraq invasion

Thousands of Fillmore residents lost homes and businesses to redevelopment - and were promised a chance to return. 50 years later, Leola King is still waiting

Testing the limits of vulnerability

The cost is spectacular and almost unfathomably tragic

Gialina

SF Playhouse's Jesus Hopped the "A" Train is right on time

The lovelorn and literate sounds of Casiotone for the Painfully Alone

El-P reframes the postunderground hip-hop paradigm with I'll Sleep When You're Dead

With The Locust Years, Hammers of Misfortune lean a heavy, hobnailed boot on the tender throat of commercial rock and take protest music to a new level