Volume 44, Issue 32
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Volume 44, Issue 32
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Streets of San Francisco: An unprecedented political consensus on rethinking roadways is belied by nasty clashes over how to pay for it
Steven T. Jones
Top Stories
Volume 44, Issue 32
News & Culture
As with SB 1070 in Arizona, the policy of requiring juvenile probation officers to report young people to ICE before they receive due process has opened the door to racial profiling and torn many innocent youth from their families
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Imagine what some San Francisco neighborhoods would look like if we closed down one out of every four streets
Tim Redmond
It ought to include three basic principles: work-rule and overtime reform; a change in the way other departments charge Muni for work orders, and a sizable new source of revenue
Guardian Staff Writers
Editorial
Volume 44, Issue 32
Food & Drink
Out of all the new additions to San Francisco in April, these two restaurants launch with the most promise
Virginia Miller
Food & Drink
Streets of San Francisco: Time to kick our precious street food scene up a notch
Marke B.
Food & Drink
Putting hearty treats like Asian hangar steak and chicken milanese on the front burner
Paul Reidinger
Volume 44, Issue 32
Arts & Culture
Think outside the boom, then take a nightlife shine to Kush Arora at Doom, Xeno and Oaklander, Stateside Dubstep, and more
Marke B.
Meklit Hadero makes music of the word and world, from San Francisco
Amber Schadewald
Streets of San Francisco: Catch the beat (and brass, and buckets, and accordions) of SF's iconic street musicians -- our exclusive interviews
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Streets of San Francisco: The cameras of Caliber capture SF in action
Amber Schadewald
Streets of San Francisco: Writers, dancers, and other performers do make a living on the sidewalks
Rebecca Bowe
Arts & Culture
Streets of San Francisco: In praise of the old, the new, and the terribly offensive
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Streets of San Francisco: Mission meets de Young in a street-art whirl of hype and promise
Caitlin Donohue
Streets of San Francisco: Eco-superhero Zoey Kroll connects dirt with technology to bring life to the street
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Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath, a.k.a. OSS 117, has a serious chick habit
Dennis Harvey
