‘All We’ve Got’ film celebrates the LGBTQ women-centered spaces still thriving
If you mourned the 2015 closing of The Lexington, one of the last lesbian bars in the city, but...
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Author: Annie Berman
Dance Mission celebrates 20 years of dancing and teaching
As you exit the BART station at 24th & Mission, you may faintly hear a few musical notes...
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In this Mission District neighborhood, it’s raining men
At the Atlas Cafe, dozens of young people, a majority of them male-identified, sip coffee, eyes on...
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No path out of homelessness for families living in residential hotels, advocates say
Families living in overcrowded and even dangerous Single Room Occupancy hotels (SROs) are no longer considered a priority in the city’s new coordinated entry system for tracking homeless residents, according to housing advocates. Specifically, this impacts approximately 700 families currently living in SROs — places that were initially viewed as temporary lodging but have become long-term solutions.
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‘Who’s Your Mami Comedy’ offers a chance to laugh so as not to cry
Thursday night’s sold-out premiere of Brava Theatre’s new monthly stand-up show was a rare...
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San Francisco homeless policy assailed as cruel, ineffective
Advocates last night tore into the city’s homeless policies, decrying them as cruel,...
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Youth violence summit focuses on action — not talk
In a town hall meeting motivated by the desire to do something rather than just talk, hundreds...
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In this Mission District neighborhood, the millennials have taken over
Rafael Hernandez is a busy man. He’s the owner of Double Play Bar & Grill on 16th and...
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‘Severe rat infestation’ spurs temporary health department shutdown of Katz Bagels
Katz Bagels, the normally bustling, much-loved bagel shop on 16th Street, remained closed today,...
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Fire breaks out at church on 23rd and Florida, displaces 10 people and one dog
A one-alarm fire broke out at a church on 23rd and Florida at around 2:40 p.m. Thursday,...
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San Francisco supes moving to eliminate library overdue fines
Update, July 17: In a complex wrinkle that confused even our city legislators, the Board of...
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Dirty dozen: These are the Mission District restaurants with the lowest food safety scores
Working with Mission Local, Victoria Beckley, a volunteer, created this map to display up-to-date...
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Day’von Hann’s friends and loved ones gather to remember 15-year-old boy slain in the Mission
On Wednesday evening at golden hour, dozens of the people who loved and missed Day’von Hann formed...
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Shooting at 24th and Capp leaves child dead; police come up empty in vehicular pursuit
A child was shot and killed early Monday morning near the 24th and Mission BART station, according...
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‘Uncle Ray’ Balberan’s 35-year quest to shut down juvenile hall
His life’s work was to stop the incarceration of youth in San Francisco. It’s finally happening....
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Juvenile Hall slated to close by 2021 — even without Mayor Breed’s signature
‘There’s no reason to have children a tiny cell with a concrete slab and a toilet...
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The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: Connecting with Ancestral Guidance For Personal and Collective Healing
September 29 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Manny’s: Presidential Debate #1: Trump vs. Biden Community Digital Watch Party
September 29 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
