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Volume 47, Issue 23

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Volume 47, Issue 23

News & Culture

Information, please

The Bay Area leads the revolution in information sharing. So why is it still so hard to get basic public records in San Francisco?

Rebecca Bowe
Cover Story
Sunshine superheroes

Three champions in the fight for open government

Dylan Tokar, Avi Asher-Schapiro
Cover Story

Volume 47, Issue 23

News & Culture

Editor's notes

It's the Information Age -- so why do our public officials hoard data?

Tim Redmond
Compromised position

Mayor Lee's waffling on big issues is hurting the city's ability to cut the best deals for the public

Steven T. Jones

Volume 47, Issue 23

Food & Drink

Sink and swim

Getting good with yourself -- and diving into My Father's Kitchen

L.E. Leone
Eats everything

The Blob digs into Duarte's Tavern, Kitchen Story, and Limon Rotisserie. Plus: Talbot Cafe's cute school lunches

The Blob

Volume 47, Issue 23

Arts & Culture

It's Pony Time!

Seattle's Pony Time just wants to have fun -- LA punks the Bronx, and Dallas gospel-funk act the Relatives will melt faces. Plus: Rank/Xerox at El Rio!

Emily Savage
Who am I?

Choreographer Faye Driscoll talks 'You're Me'

Rita Felciano
Trip history

Goings and comings back: 222 Hyde closes, SF Eagle returns. plus: Stacey Hotwaxx Hale, Delhi 2 Dublin, Paris is Burning, more parties

Marke B.
The Nonconformist

'And God Created Jean-Louis Trintignant' celebrates a legendary career

Dennis Harvey
Techulation

'The Singularity' explores the ever-shrinking differences between computers and humans

Cheryl Eddy
Do want

New York electronic artist Autre Ne Veut chips away at layers of R&B harmonies and futuristic free jazz

Ryan Prendiville
Girl gang

Use March to check in with women who do thangs — our top Women's Month art, politics, and tech tutorial picks are right here

Caitlin Donohue
Arts & Culture
Tagged

Would a stripper license ruin my look? Plus, your week in sex events

Caitlin Donohue
Arts & Culture