Volume 44, Issue 28
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Volume 44, Issue 28
News & Culture
GREEN ISSUE: The largest secular holiday in the world was born in 1970 — and its chief organizer has lessons for the movement 40 years later
Tim Redmond
Cover Story
Volume 44, Issue 28
News & Culture
Under Newsom's approach, the current residents and businesses of San Francisco will have to put up millions of dollars to cover the costs created by market-rate housing developers
Guardian Staff Writers
Editorial
Marin Municipal Water District is already the largest energy user in Marin. A desalination plant would increase its energy use from 40 percent to as high as 300 percent
sfbg
Volume 44, Issue 28
Food & Drink
Butchering, searing, and relishing with gusto at Marche
Virginia Miller
Food & Drink
Rev up that Renault, gourmands: Michael Mina's new venture takes a highly accessible road through French-influenced cuisine
Paul Reidinger
Volume 44, Issue 28
Arts & Culture
Watch out for that ramen bear! A recently rediscovered Japanese horror amalgamation that must be seen to be believed
Matt Sussman
After 20 years on Jive and a decade in Atlanta, Short Dog goes independent — and returns to the Bay
Garrett Caples
No need to get pushy, sweets. Erol Alkan, Ambrosia and the Bearnsteins, Mad Professor, DJ Vadim, and more will let you through
Marke B.
Director Ramón Ramos Alayo sets the stage for the fantastic CubaCaribe festival
Rita Felciano
