Hot dog stands, colors and onlookers lined up on Mission Street on Sunday for the Carnaval parade.
It returned at full scale for the first time in two years, featuring 30 different floats, dancers and bands from across the Bay Area.
Hot dog stands, colors and onlookers lined up on Mission Street on Sunday for the Carnaval parade.
It returned at full scale for the first time in two years, featuring 30 different floats, dancers and bands from across the Bay Area.
Intern Reporter. William moved to the Bay Area from Nashville to pursue a Masters in Journalism from UC Berkeley. He's covered police reform in Oakland and also investigates correctional officer misconduct at the Investigative Reporting Program. You'll mostly see him behind a camera. Follow him on Twitter @WilliamJenk_
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