
Good morning!
News packed the week – from trouble in Boba Guys land to the DA walking out of a debate and the police commission refusing to approve a new agreement on police officer shooting investigations.
And, we discovered the Mission is getting greener – but there is a purpose behind those planters.
Plus, Will came up with a way for you to explore $10 million plus in campaign donations and Chuqin has orchestrated an interactive on tonight’s Lit Crawl, which will have Mission Local at all of the venues.
And I haven’t even mentioned Joe’s piece on SF deciding it may not be such a good idea to boycott so many states,
Enjoy,
Lydia, Joe, Annika, Eleni, Will and Yujie
Top news of the week
Neighborhood Notes: Lit Crawl, giant mosaic wall, and lots of arts!
By Yujie Zhou and Anna-Luisa Brakman
Lit Crawl and many other events.
Explore: Over $10 million poured into SF races
By Will Jarrett
See who the big donors are and where they are putting their dollars.
DA Jenkins leaves SFSU debate after activists take over event
By Annika Hom
Ladies and gentlemen: Brooke Jenkins has left the building. On Thursday night, the District Attorney exited after a protest.
Live reporting of LIT CRAWL 2022 this Saturday night
By Chuqin Jiang
San Francisco’s biggest literature night, Lit Crawl, will be back from 5 to 9 p.m. […]
Boba Guys workers dismissed en masse after faceoff with founders
By Yujie Zhou
Anyone looking for a cup of milk tea to quell the heat at Boba Guys […]
Police Commission rejects cop oversight deal between DA and SFPD
By Eleni Balakrishnan
Eight months after Police Chief Bill Scott moved to terminate an agreement with the DA’s […]
Soprano Michelle Chang brings salon culture to the Mission
By Andrew Gilbert
If every crisis is also an opportunity, Michelle Chang has found a particularly mellifluous response […]
Would-be DAs take aim at Brooke Jenkins in raucous debate
By Eleni Balakrishnan
The candidates running to oust appointed incumbent District Attorney Brooke Jenkins took shots at her […]
SF is now boycotting most of the US. That may soon change.
By Joe Eskenazi
In March, Mission Local wrote that the city of San Francisco was boycotting the majority […]
SFPD arrest man in beating of Mission restaurant worker
By David Mamaril Horowitz
Police have arrested a man suspected of assaulting 52-year-old restaurant worker Ramon Reyna, who was […]
Frustrated by city’s inaction, SF residents ward off encampments with plants
By Eleni Balakrishnan
Never before has the Mission appeared so green. Planter boxes of all kinds line sidewalks […]
UCSF Doc: Get a boost before cases rise this fall
By Annika Hom
“We’re seeing some new variants that are a little more what seem to be…”













