Cover Story: Hawk Radio:
Meet the most provocative man in radio: Phil Hendrie.

News: Multiplying Mayors
Under the Gonzales mayorship, councilmembers exercise unprecedented power in San Jose government.

The Fly: This week's political bites.

Here Come The Feds: Groups report rise in arrest and deportation of undocumented immigrants.

Biter: Tuning in to the 'Frasier' exhibit at Paramount's Great America.

Techsploits: The latest evolution in phone technology is 'voice over Internet Protocol.'

Rev: Biodiesel Diaries III—South America: 'I had time to wonder, "Is this car going to stop rolling? Are we rolling off of a cliff?"'

Little Triggers: Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara's images of precocious, punk-rock children disturb and disrupt our dreams of innocence.

Meouch: Halle Berry as the feline avenger Catwoman—at least she doesn't sing 'Memory.'

Bot and Sold: Will Smith is out-acted by the robot in 'I, Robot.'

The King and I: One writer's unhealthy fixation with films about Arthur and his ka-niggits.

Delicate Crashing Juncture: The Velvet Teen and the many thought dreams of this very second.

Aural Fixation: dredg hits the road with Hoobastank to debut new material from its forthcoming Interscope release.

Club Life: Pete Escovedo's Latin & Jazz Club in San Jose.

Kick Start: A new book uses soccer to explain everything.

Hotel Minimal: An unorthodox approach gives zest to Hotel Valencia's Citrus.

Emotional Colors: TheatreWorks tackles time and red tide to mount Chay Yew's 'Red.'

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