Neighborhood notes: Jay’n Bee Club closed for rennovations — future unclear, and more
The Jay’n Bee Club on 20th and York will be closed for “cosmetic” repairs until the end of the...
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Author: julianm
Months after eviction, Galería’s former home covered in graffiti
Galería de la Raza’s former location at 24th and Bryant is now completely covered in graffiti....
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Supervisor Hillary Ronen introduces legislation to halt closure of nearly 100 small businesses
Supervisor Hillary Ronen today introduced legislation aimed at keeping nearly 100 independent...
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Share your input on the Mission’s housing and economic needs
Late last month, the Mission’s fourth 100-percent-affordable housing development broke...
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Elderly woman safe, unharmed after tense police standoff on 27th Street
Update 4:46 p.m.: The woman was transported to the hospital in an ambulance after being rolled out...
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Live updates from SF Mission’s ‘Monster’ hearing
Everyone’s here. 3:57 p.m.: Hundreds have packed into the auditorium at Mission High School....
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SF Police Commissioners walk out of meeting in protest following election of board president
Board-appointed police commissioners decry mayoral appointees as “agents of the mayor,” after...
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Showdown over ‘Monster’ project comes this week
Six years of agitation for and against residential project come to a head Thursday San Francisco...
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New coalition of activists demands more equitable transportation in SF
Several dozen activists gathered in the rain at 16th and Mission Streets Monday evening to demand...
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How the developer of SF’s ‘historic’ laundromat quietly won
The 75-unit housing project proposed on the site of a “historic” laundromat at 2918 Mission St....
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Neighborhood notes: Siegel’s last day, ‘monster’ hearing, and the Women’s Building’s new resource clinic
“The other day,” says Michael Gardner, the proprietor of Siegel’s Clothing Superstore for the last...
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SF Mission’s fourth 100-percent affordable housing project breaks ground
A nine-story, 127-unit fully affordable project officially broke ground at 17th and Folsom on...
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Lucca Ravioli Co. slated to close as old San Francisco family divests its real estate holdings
Pair of buildings that host beloved deli, seven housing units, readying for sale “It’s very...
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Do displaced tenants from deadly 22nd and Mission fire have a right to return?
The Department of Building Inspection stated in October that a portion of the burned building is...
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Neighborhood Notes: Jobs available to build affordable development at 1950 Mission, and more news
Around 20 construction jobs will be up for grabs this Saturday as the fully affordable development...
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Potential Potrero bus yard development could include 900 units of housing
A potential housing development above the Potrero bus yard at 17th and Bryant could — and that is...
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18 Reasons: The Italian Way with Vegetables: Mushrooms and Winter Squash
February 15 @ 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Southern Exposure: The Tallest Part of the Arch – Group Exhibition (Opening Reception)
February 15 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
