By Daniel Hirsch With nimble organizing, a district supervisor’s support, lip-synching and many a fake eyelash, Esta Noche, the Mission institution that claims to be San Francisco’s only Latino gay bar, held a fundraiser on Saturday,...
Annie Jupiter-Jones sat on the floor in an auditorium inside John O’Connell High School, legs outstretched, as she shook her arms back and forth. Little kids around a circle followed Jupiter-Jones’ lead, laughing as they...
Update: The cyclist was 21 years old, police said. The garbage truck and cyclist were traveling east on 16th Street toward South Van Ness. The truck driver made a right-hand turn onto South Van Ness,...
With a debt collective members estimate to be $100,000, members of the Modern Times Bookstore Collective told supporters at a meeting last week that the 41-year-old bookstore may have to close its doors in September....
Mission-based artist Patrick Sean Gibson this week co-released an updated version of the mobile application Brain Snap. Created in collaboration with the iPhone app producer 99centbrains, the app allows users to apply Gibson’s original artwork to...
By Dan Hirsch Gallery-goers filled the Luggage Store Gallery to attend the May 10 opening of a group show of 66 Bay Area and international artists celebrating the 10th anniversary of artspace and shop Needles...
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...