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The Warriors Attempt to Reverse Their Legal Losing Streak

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The Warriors Attempt to Reverse Their Legal Losing Streak

Team appeals court decision requiring it to pay Oracle Arena's remaining debt. If the Dubs owners win this one, taxpayers could be stuck with the $40 million bill.

By Chris De Benedetti

Arts Feature

Frameline 43 Brings Heat in a Cool Climate

Frameline 43 Brings Heat in a Cool Climate

By Lou Fancher

Feature

Borrowing Bay Water in Alameda

Borrowing Bay Water in Alameda

By Steven Tavares

Music

The Musical Reinvention of Dax Pierson

The Musical Reinvention of Dax Pierson

By Diego Aguilar-Canabal

News & Opinion

Chronic Town

Legislative Inaction Leaves Pot Industry Struggling

Legislative Inaction Leaves Pot Industry Struggling

Without a budget to process state cannabis licenses or a reform to extend them, hundreds of existing license-holders could end up out of business.

By Dan Mitchell

Opinion

Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.

By Elizabeth Ortega-Toro

Seven Days

Libby Schaaf vs. Donald Trump, Round Two

Libby Schaaf vs. Donald Trump, Round Two

Mayor responds to president's latest Twitter threat with tough-sounding response.

Letters

The Problem With Recycling

The Problem With Recycling

Consciousness Medicine: Indigenous Wisdom, Entheogens, and Expanded States of Consciousness for Healing and Growth

Books Inc. Berkeley

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Arts & Culture

Arts Feature

Frameline 43 Brings Heat in a Cool Climate

Frameline 43 Brings Heat in a Cool Climate

The annual LGBTQ+ film fest adds a Berkeley venue and seeks to broaden its representation.

By Lou Fancher

Once on This Island

Contra Costa Civic Theatre

Climate Empathy Project—Miami

Local Language

Going the Distance: Our Reach into Space

Going the Distance: Our Reach Into Space

Chabot Space & Science Center

Savage Love

Why Not Me?

Why Not Me?

What to do when the same-old same-old loses its zing.

By Dan Savage

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Food & Drink

Restaurant Review

A Golden Safari Through Nigerian Cuisine

A Golden Safari Through Nigerian Cuisine

A second-generation restaurateur from Lagos brings Nigerian spices, flavors, and textures to Hayward.

By Katherine Hamilton

Okkon Pop-Up at Tacos Oscar

Tacos Oscar

BatchMade Market

Batchmade Market

Forage Kitchen

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Movies

Movie Review

<i>Being Frank : </i>Papa Was a Rolling Stone

Being Frank : Papa Was a Rolling Stone

Family sitcom turns into depressing melodrama before our eyes.

By Kelly Vance

Movie Review

Attack of the Hipsters: <i>The Dead Don’t Die</i>

Attack of the Hipsters: The Dead Don’t Die

Worn-out movie subgenres don’t die either. Ask Jim Jarmusch.

By Kelly Vance

Leave Crime to the Professionals

Leave Crime to the Professionals

Denys Arcand’s The Fall of the American Empire is more of a goofball comedy than a satire.

By Kelly Vance

57,000 Channels and Nothing's On

57,000 Channels and Nothing's On

TV-show insider comedy Late Night makes its points, but needs sharper laughs.

By Kelly Vance

He's Not Alone:<i> The Last Black Man in San Francisco</i>

He's Not Alone: The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Director Joe Talbot's debut feature is truly sad, but rewarding.

By Kelly Vance

Cereal Cinema at The New Parkway Theater

Cereal Cinema

The New Parkway Theater

Milk

Anna

Through the Windows

The Serengeti Rules

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Music

Charly Bliss

The New Parish

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Flint’s BBQ Is Coming Back to the Town

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.
Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.
The Warriors Attempt to Reverse Their Legal Losing Streak

Team appeals court decision requiring it to pay Oracle Arena's remaining debt. If the Dubs owners win this one, taxpayers could be stuck with the $40 million bill.
Borrowing Bay Water in Alameda

A waterfront server farm cooled by the bay would be environmentally less impactful than one cooled via air conditioning. Or would it?
The Musical Reinvention of Dax Pierson

Following a debilitating accident, the Oakland musician is pioneering a new frontier of composition.

Flint’s BBQ Is Coming Back to the Town

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.
Alameda's Radical Plan to Resist Climate Change

The small town has big ideas for how to reduce its carbon footprint.
Oakland's Budget Battle Heats Up

The city's current budget season has become a veritable kabuki of familiar players and conflicts.
How the California Environmental Quality Act Fails the Environment

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.
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Flint’s BBQ Is Coming Back to the Town

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.
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How the California Environmental Quality Act Fails the Environment

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.
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Eating Mushrooms Isn’t Like Smoking a Joint

Oakland follows Denver's lead in decriminalizing psilocybin and other psychedelic plants.
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Alameda's Radical Plan to Resist Climate Change

The small town has big ideas for how to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

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