Issue July 2018

Police took into custody suspects in two separate knife attacks, one of which is also being classified as a hate crime. On June 5, a white male suspect stabbed an African American ... Read More

News Briefs

Presidio Trust, GGNRA named Green Challenge winners

By John Zipperer

By saving resources and reducing spending, the Presidio Trust and the Golden Gate National Recreation Area were named among the winners of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency�... Read More

Films

Seeking out and savoring big-screen San Francisco

By Michael Snyder

Some time back, I was at my Russian Hill abode with friends to watch a VHS tape of a 1974 buddy movie about two San Francisco police detectives who don’t play by the book. (Yes,... Read More

Do all the good you can . . .

Lessons learned in the mayor’s office, and advice for Mayor Breed

By Mark Farrell

Back in 2010, I was fortunate to earn a seat on the Board of Supervisors and represent the neighborhoods of District 2, which I was born and raised in. For seven years, I came to ... Read More

Politics as Usual

Devaluing America

On its 242nd birthday, many are worried America’s values are being lost. Is that true?

By John Zipperer

It’s the Fourth of July. You and your family are having a picnic on the Marina Green. You’ve planted a little flag next to your blanket, next to the hotdogs, spicy Thai peanut ... Read More

Art World

SFMOMA presents U.S. exclusive retrospective of photographer Susan Meiselas

By Sharon Anderson

From July 21 through Oct.21, 2018, SFMOMA brings together the first West Coast retrospective of the American photographer Susan Meiselas. Meiselas’s work covers an ambitious rang... Read More

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