Snap: Suggest a caption?
Stuck in this together.
Dolores Park assault, party and a field of bottles, cans...
Pride weekend ended at Dolores Park Sunday night with no life threatening injuries, but two incidents – an assault with a bottle and a party that triggered the arrival of...
Photo essay: Keeping it random
Snap: Raising money for the Alex Nieto memorial
Musicians and poets raised money Saturday evening for an Alex Nieto memorial. The performance venues were Adobe Books, Sun Rise Restaurant, and the sidewalk in front of La Reyna Bakery...
Developments in Development: Elbo Room, Rolling Stock, Everlane
Developments in Development is a “weekly” column recapping real estate, housing, planning, zoning and construction news. I don’t have much of a play-by-play housing-bubble update this week except that messages...
At Dolores Park, dykes talk dating apps, jenga and more
All afternoon, at the 25th annual Dyke March celebration in Dolores Park, women approached Robyn Exton to thank her for helping them meet. Exton is the founder of HER, a...
UPS shooter used stolen assault pistol to target co-workers (SF...
From SF Gate: A United Parcel Service worker who killed three of his fellow delivery drivers and then himself in San Francisco last week wielded a MAC-10-style “assault pistol” with...
No matter the party in Dolores Park, trans people talk...
The colors and music of the Trans March celebration in Dolores Park on Friday where a large crowd partied through the day hardly masked a different reality. Discrimination continues, trans...
Photo essay: Another sunny day in the Mission
We’ve had more sunny days lately than rain so I figured I best get out and about.
San Francisco opens first new park in a decade
After more than a decade of meetings, debates and most recently rain delays, the Mission has a new park at 17th and Folsom streets – In Chan Kaajal Park, a...
Snap: ready for Pride, the basics
The TransMarch celebration starts today at 11 a.m. in Dolores Park. Here are all of the details. The march starts from there at 6 p.m. On Saturday, the Dyke March...
Photo essay: More eye candy
Taking advantage of a beautiful day for a photo walk in the neighborhood.
3100 17th Street: How One Block Changed
First published on January 5, 2012 Tomorrow, the city will unveil a new park at 17th and Folsom streets at a 3:30 p.m. ceremony. It’s worth looking back at this...
Listen Local: The Mission Community Market
Listen Local is Mission Local’s biweekly radio program. We broadcast live online at BFF.fm every other Thursday morning from 9:30 to 10:00. Now in its new home at the Placita,...
Mission Cultural Center mural dedication ceremony tonight
“Spirit of the Arts,” an iconic mural on the face of the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts on Mission Street near 25th Street has been restored and will be...
Man stabbed in Mission District in critical condition
Police report that early Thursday morning at 3:03 a.m. a 35-year-old man was stabbed at 16th and Mission streets. Police arrived quickly at the scene but the four suspects, three...
“Queers Hate Techies”: Gay Shame’s controversial ATA exhibit
All month, the phrase “Queers Hate Techies” has taken up residence in the window gallery at Artists’ Television Access (ATA) on Valencia and 21st. The words are printed on balloons,...