Sam Mondros

A resolution recognizing young men’s struggles sparked major backlash in San Rafael leading the VP who introduced it to withdrawal the item before the vote. A packed room of mostly women pushed back hard on what they saw as a “mockery of women’s history month.”

From screaming along to Rage Against the Machine as a teenager to belting out Seal’s “Crazy” in her prison cell, the journalist and playwright has always used her voice. Here are her songs.

As museums struggle with deficits, staff are demanding fair wages, better benefits, and a say in their future.

The struggling California College of the Arts just got a lifeline: $22 million from the Nvidia CEO’s foundation. Jensen Huang’s donation is part of a $45M rescue effort to keep the arts school going.

From folk prodigy to opera composer to Elton John's pick for "greatest songwriter on the planet," Rufus Wainwright has lived a life steeped in music. He shares the seven songs that tell his story on this week’s Life in Seven Songs

Billboard icon and attorney Anh Phoong faced backlash after offering low contest prizes for a billboard design competition. Following public criticism, she raised the first-place prize from $500 to $5,000.

Secret parties, caviar carts, and priceless paintings, oh my! The who’s-who of San Francisco’s art scene splashed out for Art Week

The Outer Richmond venue has special screenings of the magnum opus of the director, who died Thursday.

At a packed meeting about a Great Highway housing project, the lines were drawn between critics who said it's too big and others eager for affordable housing.

One man’s mission to locate the creator of 8,000 images of 1960s San Francisco counterculture.