The Fillmore district is the subject of "Every Saturday Night (A Harlem of the West Musical)"

Community organizers and local elected leaders join vigil outside 640,000-square-foot warehouse slated to house thousands amid growing ICE violence and deportation enforcement pushback.

Helsinki had zero road crash fatalities in the past twelve months. Lower speeds, smarter street design and better enforcement are among the reasons for the success.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JEWISH FILM INSTITUTE, with special remarks by Executive Director Lexi Leban

Cesar Chavez Street in San Francisco could become either "Sí Se Puede" or "Las Campesinas" after sexual assault allegations.

It celebrates the work of film archives worldwide with 14 screenings of films that span decades, borders and film genres.

Mayor Lurie's six San Francisco Youth Commission appointees all attend private schools, the first such slate since 2016-17.

Shortly before the curtain was scheduled to go up on Verdi’s “Simon Boccanegra” on Saturday night, the orchestra went on strike and opening night was canceled.

Gloria Steinem writes about what she meant when she called herself a feminist.

Careful what you wish for, writes arts columnist Max Blue. It just might be disaster capitalism at work.

Everyone knows the headliners. Get to know Bad Nerves, Yard Act, The Story So Far, Momma and Wunderhorse.

Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's music is deeply embedded in Jewish spiritual life. A new documentary grapples with his legacy of both darkness and light

More than just a music venue, it was the place where outsiders found community and all were welcome

For columnist Max Blue, Shaping Legacy exemplifies public art done right, maintaining its most important principle — an emphasis on the public

Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's music is deeply embedded in Jewish spiritual life. A new documentary grapples with his legacy of both darkness and light

A Sundance award-winning documentary is giving the father of Chicano theater the recognition he deserves.

“Every day is a potential Super Bowl for six weeks” — and The City's pubs are ready.

The details of these NBA Finals, and of the 94-90 Game 5 New York Knicks victory that closed a series of comebacks and cold truths, will provide both a purpose and a pathway.

"I think it'd be, like, a damn shame for that to just disappear,” said Cody Azumi, the 25-year-old singer/bassist in the local punk band Surprise Privilege.

"I think it'd be, like, a damn shame for that to just disappear,” said Cody Azumi, the 25-year-old singer/bassist in the local punk band Surprise Privilege.

I Love Boosters is telling a story about the power of working class solidarity.

“About Face: Disrupting Ballet,” follows two dancers as they raise awareness and seek more authentic depictions of Asian people in dance productions.

"Of course, it was freezing, because that's what you guys do here."

"Extraordinary" doc about an elite opera singer's addiction struggle in The City premieres April 27.

Caltrans will begin a 19th Avenue repaving project later this month.

City Hall is giving them uncertainty.

A Sundance award-winning documentary is giving the father of Chicano theater the recognition he deserves.

"Extraordinary" doc about an elite opera singer's addiction struggle in The City premieres April 27.

Festa claims that the Kinokinuya Building declined to renew its lease, which expires at the end of the year.

Before the Oscar-winning film, the play was the thing.

As Wembanyama stepped into the playoff spotlight, his character as a teammate and natural fit as the Spurs' standard bearer stood out.

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A legendary choreographer will premiere new work.