Don Julio Presides Over His Mission Curiosity Shop
Julio Lucero migrated to the United States in 1979 because of the brutal civil war that was then escalating in his homeland of El Salvador. About a decade later, Lucero became the owner of a...
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A Slice of El Salvador on 24th Street
Although pupusas are a mainstay in her home country, Guerra didn’t learn how to make them until she moved to San Francisco several years ago.
Los Latinos Aumentan en todos Lados Menos en la Misión
Según el censo de 2010, a diferencia de la tendencia nacional de una población latina en aumento, los latinos han abandonado el Distrito de la Misión en grandes cifras para ir a lugares más asequibles...
Latino Police Officers Say Yes on Prop. 19
Latinos are arrested more often than whites for marijuana, but use it at much lower rates, study shows.
Transgender Latinas Organize at City College
Mission District transgender Latinas work to combat homophobia in the Latino Community. En Español
Achievement Gap Hearings Focus on Financial Aid
City College of San Francisco held hearings last week to tackle the achievement gap between students of color and their white and Asian counterparts.
The Beat — Cops on Foot
Homeless men, bus rides, and public urinations - that's a day in the Mission for cops. En Español
Achievement Gap Hearings
Achievement gap hearings begin Tuesday at City College. En Español
