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Iconic board game comes to life
Jan 21 10:40 PM
Successful turnout for secret event
Dec 13 10:06 PM
SF shines at Parol Lantern Festival
Dec 13 4:59 PM
Expensive dish causes controversy
Dec 12 5:55 AM
Lighting dimmed down by rain storm
Dec 7 2:14 PM
BART gets in spirit, gives gift of free tickets
Dec 5 7:57 PM
Rally calls for peace in divided Koreas
Nov 30 1:55 PM
Fashion Blog: From discarded to divine
Nov 30 11:44 AM
Tree lighting kicks off holiday season
Nov 29 2:42 PM
Audience gets chance to make fun of bad films
Nov 29 1:50 PM
Fashion Blog: Warm up your wardrobe
Nov 16 9:17 AM
Show places audience in the spotlight
Nov 15 9:13 AM
New Bay Bridge construction could benefit commuters
Nov 14 9:16 PM
Eased permit rules may help street food vendors
Nov 13 5:23 PM
A 'SAFE' haven for domestic abuse victims
Nov 9 2:57 PM
Fashion Blog: A fashion education for all majors
Nov 9 2:35 PM
Fiction writer turns fantasies into reality
Nov 8 11:40 PM
Ludacris makes surprise appearance to fight education crisis
Nov 6 12:36 PM
Ordinance ensures safe disposal of drugs
Nov 4 1:03 PM
November A&E calendar
Nov 2 3:03 PM
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Nov 2 11:29 AM
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Nov 1 5:18 PM
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City Life
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Funding approved for bicycle parking
Following recent funding approval by the Board of Supervisors, two new bikeways and a multitude of bicycle parking improvements are underway in San Francisco. [ ] Wednesday, Feb 2 9:36 PM
BART board approves plan for shops at stations
A new plan recently approved by the BART Board of Directors hopes to change that, bringing new food kiosks and other shops to the transit hubs in an effort to raise revenue and increase traffic throughout the rail system. [ ] Wednesday, Feb 2 12:28 PM
Protesters, supervisor voice concerns about KUSF sale at rally
Protesters gathered outside City Hall Tuesday in opposition to the sale of KUSF's bandwidth to the University of Southern California. Representatives also spoke during the Board of Supervisor's meeting. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 10:24 PM
Protesters gathered outside City Hall Tuesday in opposition to the sale of KUSF's bandwidth to the University of Southern California. Representatives also spoke during the Board of Supervisor's meeting. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 10:24 PM
Homeless count an inexact science
The biennial citywide homeless count may not be completely accurate, according to critics. Supporters and homeless advocates say that the count looks more at useful trends. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 5:10 PM
The biennial citywide homeless count may not be completely accurate, according to critics. Supporters and homeless advocates say that the count looks more at useful trends. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 5:10 PM
Bay Area for Egypt
As demonstrations continue throughout Egypt and rallies in support of the Egyptian people spring up across the country, SF State students and residents keep close watch on developments and add their voices to calls for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, a longtime ally of the U.S. government, continuing to build momentum, several Bay Area organizations and community members believe the end of Mubarak's rule is nearing. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 6:03 AM
As demonstrations continue throughout Egypt and rallies in support of the Egyptian people spring up across the country, SF State students and residents keep close watch on developments and add their voices to calls for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, a longtime ally of the U.S. government, continuing to build momentum, several Bay Area organizations and community members believe the end of Mubarak's rule is nearing. [ ] Tuesday, Feb 1 6:03 AM
The power of love expressed through long-forgotten genre
Z Space Theatre Company, in conjunction with local director Mark Jackson and actor-singer Beth Wilmurt, created "The Companion Piece," an alternative mixture of modern theater and the long-forgotten vaudeville genre. [ ] Monday, Jan 31 10:27 PM
New museum highlights GLBT history
A new museum in the Castro is the first in the nation to focus solely on GLBT history. [ ] Tuesday, Jan 25 1:33 PM
Music festival kept hush, hush
Inaugural festival of music and art starts off on the right foot. [ ] Monday, Jan 24 12:54 PM
SF Sketchfest rings in the laughs
Roaring laughter spouted out of the Castro Theatre on Thursday as organizers paid tribute to actor and comedian Garry Shandling as part of their annual comedy festival SF Sketchfest. [ ] Sunday, Jan 23 11:40 AM
Edwin Lee voted in as interim mayor of San Francisco
With the full support of the board of supervisors, Lee became the 43rd mayor of San Francisco and is the city's first Asian-American mayor. [ ] Saturday, Jan 22 11:01 PM
Iconic board game comes to life
Colonel Mustard, Professor Plum and many other iconic characters graced the stage for the San Francisco Boxcar Theatre Company's performance of Clue, adapted from the classic whodunit 1949 board game, and more specifically its subsequent film adaptation in 1985. [ ] Friday, Jan 21 10:40 PM
Successful turnout for secret event
The Night Market made its San Francisco debut Dec. 11, unveiling a series of outrageous experiences. [ ] Monday, Dec 13 10:06 PM
The Night Market made its San Francisco debut Dec. 11, unveiling a series of outrageous experiences. [ ] Monday, Dec 13 10:06 PM
SF shines at Parol Lantern Festival
On Saturday, the Bayanihan Community Center put on its 8th annual Parol Lantern Festival and Parade. Parol lanterns are a traditional Filipino Christmas lamp and this year's theme was "Heritage: Let it shine!" [ ] Monday, Dec 13 4:59 PM
On Saturday, the Bayanihan Community Center put on its 8th annual Parol Lantern Festival and Parade. Parol lanterns are a traditional Filipino Christmas lamp and this year's theme was "Heritage: Let it shine!" [ ] Monday, Dec 13 4:59 PM
Expensive dish causes controversy
Fishermen capture millions of sharks each year, cutting off their fins and then throwing the used bodies back into the sea. Shark fins are a highly prized ingredient used in the traditional Asian delicacy, shark fin soup. [ ] Sunday, Dec 12 5:55 AM
Hunters provided for by natures bounty
Two friends in the Bay Area have developed their own way of incorporating their own sustainability by a barter system; from hunting on the field to prepping and curing in the kitchen. [ ] Friday, Dec 10 3:23 PM
Two friends in the Bay Area have developed their own way of incorporating their own sustainability by a barter system; from hunting on the field to prepping and curing in the kitchen. [ ] Friday, Dec 10 3:23 PM
Buskers blast blues at BART
Some busk just to make a little more money on top of their daily job income. For others, busking is their day job. [ ] Thursday, Dec 9 10:55 AM
Some busk just to make a little more money on top of their daily job income. For others, busking is their day job. [ ] Thursday, Dec 9 10:55 AM
Lighting dimmed down by rain storm
Hanukah is an eight-day celebration of light, but last Sunday's Bill Graham Menorah Day in Union Square was anything but bright. The 22-foot high mahogany "Mama Menorah" was set up Dec. 1 adjacent to the ice-skating rink with its lighting... [ ] Tuesday, Dec 7 2:14 PM
Hanukah is an eight-day celebration of light, but last Sunday's Bill Graham Menorah Day in Union Square was anything but bright. The 22-foot high mahogany "Mama Menorah" was set up Dec. 1 adjacent to the ice-skating rink with its lighting... [ ] Tuesday, Dec 7 2:14 PM
BART gets in spirit, gives gift of free tickets
In an attempt to get shoppers on BART this holiday season, the agency gave 60,000 riders two one-way tickets valid the first three weekends in December. [ ] Sunday, Dec 5 7:57 PM
