Volume 43, Issue 36
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Volume 43, Issue 36
Top Stories
Marriage equality advocates react, then move into campaign mode
Rebecca Bowe
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Newsom's budget cuts public health and city employees -- and includes no new taxes
Steven T. Jones
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Luques Restaurant and Stable Cafe focus on the long-neglected art of the afternoon repast
Paul Reidinger
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Food-and-drink spots, deals, events and news
Virginia Miller
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Volume 43, Issue 36
News & Culture
A new lawsuit seeks to impede the Port of Oakland's ability to regulate dirty trucks
Melody Parker
Not only is this system inhumane and counterproductive, it's also expensive: it costs about $40,000 dollars a year to keep a prisoner behind bars.
Hadar Aviram
Cutting services for the poor, as opposed to cutting things rich people want and need, or making them pay a tiny bit more to keep society stable, is a political choice
Tim Redmond
Volume 43, Issue 36
Food & Drink
Volume 43, Issue 36
Arts & Culture
Hacking a path through the latest slew of British horror flicks
Dennis Harvey
Arts & Culture
Shotgun Players' Faust, Part 1 at the Ashby Stage is whole unto itself
Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Ex-Grandaddy Jason Lytle puts it all together, Camera Obscura get a little happy
Kimberly Chun
In Attica Locke's Black Water Rising, the surprises extend beyond suspense
D. Scot Miller
Arts & Culture
Zombies, werewolves, slashers -- the usual suspects turn up at Another Hole in the Head fest
Cheryl Eddy
Throwing light on underrated action master Phil Karlson at Pacific Film Archive
Max Goldberg
The making and unmaking of Robert Frank's The Americans
Matt Sussman
Arts & Culture
Rising above with DJ Jesse Saunders, Roller Disco!, Zombie Beach Party, Wighnomy Bros, and a Big Gay Idea party
Marke B.
The humor, sadness, and everything-ness of Robert Frank's The Americans -- 50 years later
Johnny Ray Huston
Arts & Culture
