Breed Pivots Back to Being Board Prez
Two days after being jettisoned as acting mayor of San Francisco by a majority of her colleagues on the Board of Supervisors, District 5 Supervisor London Breed showed no signs that the political upheaval at City Hall had diminished her spirit.
Medical Pot Pioneer Dennis Peron Dies
Dennis Peron, a gay man who spearheaded the fight for medical cannabis, died after a long battle with lung cancer Saturday, January 27, soon after the implementation of a law allowing recreational marijuana use in California. He was 71.
Designers Weigh Comments on Milk Plaza
People continue to have mixed views on the plans to renovate Harvey Milk Plaza, even as speakers at two recent meetings voiced concerns over the current space.
Opera Features More Than Underpants
"Edward II" is a powerful piece of musical theater whose uninterrupted 90 minutes I'd eagerly travel for.
Show Business Thrives on Geary Street
Big news arrived cheek-by-jowl from the side-by-side theaters on Geary Street.
Woke Beauty
San Francisco Ballet opened their winter season with the greatest of all classical ballets, The Sleeping Beauty, in a thrilling show that continues through this weekend.
Hello, Carol! :: Nicky Ciampoli Celebrates Theater Legend Carol Channing
On January 31, her 97th birthday, Carol Channing will be celebrated at the Oasis when Nicky as Carol Channing takes to the stage.
On the Tab :: Jan. 25 - Feb. 1
Clever words and phrases, dear; usually they fit in here. Stacking up nightlife events showcases all our queerish bents.
Farrell Sworn in as Interim SF Mayor
In a move that stunned the city and shook up the June special election races, District 2 Supervisor Mark Farrell was sworn in as interim mayor of San Francisco Tuesday night.
SF Reacts to Feds Promoting Bias in Health Care
San Francisco officials are saying the city will ensure transgender people and others continue to receive health care after an anti-LGBT rule was announced by the Trump administration.
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