El SFUSD está desestimando a los estudiantes inmigrantes
Estudiantes y familias recién llegados dicen que han sido tomados por sorpresa por las medidas del distrito. Ahora están alzando la voz.
San Francisco joins nationwide anti-ICE walkouts with Dolores Park rally
Protestors converged on San Francisco’s Dolores Park as part of the national strike protests targeting ICE.
Lawsuit that halted ICE courthouse arrests in Northern California could go national
Civil rights groups seek nationwide stop to immigration courthouse arrests and prolonged detentions in short-term holding cells.
Sunset Buzz: 32-year-old cafe closes, night market returns, and theft at farmers’ market
We have bad news from the Outer Sunset farmer’s market. Meanwhile, there’s a new trinket trade box by the beach.
S.F. opened a health clinic to tackle pollution in Bayview-Hunters Point — a long time coming
Fears of exposure to radiation from the Hunters Point Shipyard prompted the Department of Public Health to open the clinic.
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S.F. superintendent says she will ‘absolutely’ protect immigrant programs, even as budget shows deep cuts
Around 200 parents, students and teachers packed the San Francisco International High School library demanding protections for immigrant student programs.
Classes canceled at Riordan High in S.F. amid tuberculosis outbreak
Students ordered to stay home starting Friday, and to log onto Zoom
Map: Here are the S.F. businesses closed Friday for ‘ICE Out’ national strike
Some S.F. businesses will close for national strike; some will provide, free coffee and other aid to strikers.
Mayor Lurie ‘committed to the future’ of Mission Cultural Center site, but offers few details
Following financial troubles, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts shuttered indefinitely on Jan. 26.
As strike looms, SFUSD is already undermining immigrant students
Newcomer students and families say they’ve been blindsided by school district’s moves. Now they’re speaking out.
SFUSD’s proposed cuts will hit small, low-income schools the hardest
A Mission Local analysis found that roughly 85 percent of schools that would receive cuts are heavily low income
Mission Buzz: Latino Democratic Club gets new leadership
In other Mission news, the Latino Democratic Club has new leadership and a new housing project comes to Dolores and 15th streets.
S.F. teachers union preps for ‘historic’ strike to come as soon as next week
Union says strike is likely after negotiations stall with school district — and member participation surges
Social media shows man who stabbed S.F. hospital worker was mentally unraveling
Wilfredo Tortolero Arriechi is seen on video rehearsing speaking with his doctor — his alleged target the day of the stabbing.
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts closes after fiscal troubles
The MCCLA is indefinitely closed after losing two directors in two months, and laying off most of its staff.
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