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Garrett Leahy

What to know about the election’s 3 JFK Drive ballot measures

Politics

Voters will decide whether to keep cars off JFK Drive or to bring them back, and whether the city could subsidize parking underneath the de Young Museum.

Multimedia Editor

Jesse Rogala

Watch: SF drug and homeless nonprofits given huge amounts of money in 2022

News

As the year draws to a close, San Franciscans are hopeful that 2023 will bring solutions to the two major shadows cast over the city’s well-being: homelessness and drug addiction. 

Richard von Busack

The Muppets, Yoda and a little Hitler marionette: The Contemporary Jewish Museum has it all

Culture

Now on display at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, a story of how a family of Holocaust survivors helped bring Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy and a diminutive Jedi master into the world.

Christina Campodonico

Oakland filmmaker’s Chinatown installation resists easy immigration narrative

A new San Francisco video installation intentionally resists one-dimensional narratives about refugees—opting instead for a more complicated picture of personal truth. Produced by Oakland filmmaker Sofía Córdova, “dawn_chorusiii: the fruit they don’t have here” challenges common narratives about the immigrant experience with intimate and confessional stories told directly by the migrant women who have lived…

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Nima Momeni’s lawyer: Bob Lee’s alleged killer not flight risk

Well-known San Francisco defense attorney Paula Canny said her client Nima Momeni is loved and supported by his family.

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What to know about the election’s 3 JFK Drive ballot measures

Watch: SF drug and homeless nonprofits given huge amounts of money in 2022

The Muppets, Yoda and a little Hitler marionette: The Contemporary Jewish Museum has it all

Oakland filmmaker’s Chinatown installation resists easy immigration narrative

Nima Momeni’s lawyer: Bob Lee’s alleged killer not flight risk