2025 February

Kota Ezawa’s art, which repurposes source imagery from news footage and film, will be on display at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture. Charged depictions of events li... Read More

Opinion, Reynolds Rap

Could the hardcore homeless save the wine industry?

City leaders say they just need housing and help — here’s a way to test that theory

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

“A Trump promise could be ‘catastrophic’ to California’s wine industry,” a Nov. 13 San Francisco Chronicle headline read. “Farm ranchers in my district alrea... Read More

Real Estate

A recap of San Francisco’s 2024 real estate market and a look ahead

By Jennifer Gottlieb-Shetrit

The San Francisco real estate market experienced a mix of highs and lows throughout 2024, with moments of progress and setbacks. National and local elections rattled the fall, fue... Read More

Television

‘Severance’ continues to pay off to loyal customers

By Erin Maxwell

After a lengthy hiatus following its acclaimed debut, Apple TV+’s Severance is back with its unique blend of office-set, sci-fi horror. Last seen in 2022, the Dan Erickson-creat... Read More

Films

Cameron Diaz returns to screens in ‘Back in Action’

By Erin Maxwell

Netflix’s Back in Action is the whimsical tale of a super spy couple who leave behind their thrilling lives of espionage when an unexpected pregnancy steers them toward parentho... Read More

The Best of Books

The Marina Books Inc. best sellers

By Chris Hsiang

Here is a list of the most popular books sold last month at Books Inc. in the Marina: HARDCOVER FICTION1. James, by Percival Everett2. The Women, by Hannah Kristin3. All Fo... Read More