Volume 44, Issue 39
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Volume 44, Issue 39
News & Culture
The voters are furious -- but are they madder at government or big business? That question could define the next political era
Steven T. Jones, Tim Redmond
Cover Story
Volume 44, Issue 39
News & Culture
Lennar Corp. is proposing to build 10,500 new homes in southeast San Francisco, mostly on publicly-owned land. Will the Board of Supervisors stand up to its juggernaut?
Sarah Phelan
The mayor is cutting essential services instead of looking for progressive ways to bring in new revenue
Guardian Staff Writers
Editorial
There's a fine line between an effective political coalition and a political machine
Tim Redmond
Fiscal solidarity means we recognize that an injury to one is an injury to all
sfbg
Volume 44, Issue 39
Food & Drink
Reinvigorating Italian tradition in SoMa (by way of Tuscany and Piemonte) with dishes old and new
Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Drool-soaked soccer-watching shirts, Argentineans, and choo-choo trains
L.E. Leone
Volume 44, Issue 39
Arts & Culture
Author Kevin Starr sings the praises of the Golden Gate Bridge
Johnny Ray Huston
High-brow meets joystick in author Tom Bissell's Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter
Ben Richardson
Farewell, Sweet Lips! Plus: Singular Sensation, Dam Funk, Marques Wyatt, Janaka Selekta, and more nightlife
Marke B.
Recession-era rock goes back-to-the-backwoods or rises from the rusty dust
Kimberly Chun
Hairy Eyeball: Static and strange solace in "Occupy the Empty" and "3+3"
Matt Sussman
Sequins, juggling, and big red noses: Circus Bella's show must go on
Caitlin Donohue
