Volume 44, Issue 51
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Volume 44, Issue 51
News & Culture
THE SEX ISSUE: Our favorite sleazy, easy, and just plain sexy people, places, and things in San Francisco
Guardian Staff Writers
Cover Story
Volume 44, Issue 51
News & Culture
The Castro/Noe Valley district offers the sharpest contrasts between candidates — and is getting the least attention
Tim Redmond
Labor strife at the Hotel Frank follows its namesake's sullied reputation
Steven T. Jones
You wouldn't know Prop. B has anything to do with children's health care — because proponents don't want you to know the true costs
Tom Ammiano
The utility won't release its pipeline locations — even to the Fire Department — but we managed find the info
Noah Arroyo, Rula Al-Nasrawi
The city needs to be moving on every front to find out exactly where all of PG&E's hazardous infrastructure is
Guardian Editorial
Editorial
Volume 44, Issue 51
Food & Drink
Despite its European pedigree, this Potrero Hill newbie scores with excellent Mexican fare
Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Clowns, meat-eating girlfriends of tank aerators, and Rafael's Shutter Café
L.E. Leone
Volume 44, Issue 51
Arts & Culture
Sounds Like Teen Spirit: A Popumentary brings garish joy to the new International Children's Film Festival
Dennis Harvey
Marin Theatre enlivens the first entry in Tarell Alvin McCraney's Brother/Sister trilogy
Robert Avila
Shaun O'Dell moves from sight to sound with Sword and Sandals and WR/DS
Kimberly Chun
Glitch pioneer Fennesz surfs from sun-dappled shallows into darker water
Matt Sussman
Howl gives a glimpse of tumultuous times -- but is it fair to Ginsberg? Plus, an interview with actor James Franco about his leading role
Marke B.
Chain-chain-chains: Folsom Street Fair parties, Public Works opening, Horse Meat Disco, Black Milk, Flying Lotus, Carl Craig, Mary Anne Hobbs, Kyle Hall, and a ton more nightlife
Marke B.
