As national lawmakers debate an immigration bill pending in the senate, the Archdiocese of San Francisco has launched a campaign to engage families around the Bay Area to demand meaningful reform. San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone stood with Father Arturo Albano, Father...
It is 7:45 a.m. and 65°, headed to 81° and sunny all day. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Samsung phones are being stolen just as often as Apple phones. See more of Mission Local’s...
A 69-year-old man was knocked over and part of his lower leg run over when a friend attempted to take off in his van at Mission and 22nd streets shortly before noon on Thursday. John...
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan paid a visit Wednesday to 826 Valencia, the Mission-based writing nonprofit founded by educators and authors Níneve Calegari and Dave Eggers. “This is [like] coming home,” Duncan told the volunteers, teachers, parents...
On Wednesday afternoon, thousands of people marched in cities around the United States in support of comprehensive immigration reform, at a moment when Congress is debating various immigration policies, including amnesty for millions of immigrants...
Editor’s note: This column is one of a weekly series of conversations with District 9 Supervisor David Campos addressing issues and events in the Mission. If you have questions for Campos, send an email to...
In a final sprint to the finish line, President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are playing retail politics, courting thousands of undecided voters in key battleground states. While candidates overlook California — a...
Film crews materialized in the early evening hours directly outside our offices. Lo and behold, it was the first day of shooting for “SF Noir.” Producer Lou Dematteis said they’ll be shooting in San Francisco...
