Mission District woman missing for six weeks
Reina Maribel Argueta, a 53-year-old Mission District woman who was last seen on May 10, was reported missing on May 21 — yet the San Francisco Police Department still has...
Vigil held in San Francisco for child immigrants separated from...
Last night at Grace Cathedral, a coalition of San Francisco faith leaders held a vigil for the child immigrants torn from their parents at the border, drawing a crowd of...
Pride takes over the city, and transgender activists focus on...
While tens of thousands of people descend on San Francisco for the party that Pride Weekend has become, the Trans March kicking things off will set a different tone. Members...
SNAP: ‘Narratives of Displacement’ mural and others vandalized on Clarion...
We received a tip this morning that murals along Clarion Alley were vandalized, and after checking them out in person we found that a total of four murals had yellow...
After a decade, a fully affordable housing development breaks ground...
A 100-percent affordable, 94-unit housing project for seniors at 1296 Shotwell St. ceremonially broke ground on Thursday, to the cheers — and, some would say, relief — of around 100...
Pride Weekend: Dolores Park is central, but here are some...
Transgender March: Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Dolores Park Dyke March: Saturday, 5 p.m., in Dolores Park — but it is really an all-day park day. All of our restaurant...
Political Cartoon: “Cage”
Last week’s SFPD shooting — A frame-by-frame breakdown with expert...
In the time it takes to tie a shoelace, a night of Warriors-related revelry was shattered by another officer-involved shooting in San Francisco At 12:17 a.m. June 9, San Francisco...
Developer threatens to sue as SF Supes delay Mission project
Robert Tillman, the self-described “newbie developer,” was on Tuesday foiled again by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in his efforts to develop a 75-unit building on Mission Street between...
Supervisor Ronen unveils measure to combat Trump policies in San...
In an effort to combat discriminatory federal practices, Supervisor Hillary Ronen today filed a proposed ballot measure that would provide protections for members of marginalized and minority groups that may...
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Wash Quarters laundromat will close after a $7,000 rent hike
Patrons of the Wash Quarters Laundromat, which has operated on Valencia Street for decades, will have to find another laundry, because the owner can’t sustain a pending 140-percent rent hike....
San Francisco’s next mayor is walking into a buzzsaw
Intractable issues and a quick-turnaround election make for problems. But perhaps less so for mayor-elect London Breed. A goodly number of San Franciscans — a verifiable majority — are unhappy...
SNAP: World Cup soccer fans on Alabama St.
Legendary SF Mission record promoter Ralph Tashjian turns to tech...
Ralph Tashjian, a former radio promoter, has seen some shit – good shit, bad shit – well, just all of it. He’s seen, and done, Scarface-esque amounts of cocaine. He...
Mexico topples reigning champ Germany, and World Cup fans storm...
Mexico’s Sunday opener at the 2018 World Cup could have gone on forever. As the game neared its conclusion, fans within the Mission District’s El Farolito Bar were less nervous...
World Cup in the Mission: Mexico 1, Germany 0
Hirving “Chucky” Lozano scored the winning goal for Mexico against the World Cup Champions and kickstarted the party at El Farolito. The celebration soon moved to the streets of the...