‘Wake up, Zuck’: Protesters gather outside of Facebook founder’s home, demand regulation of political ads
On Monday morning around 10 a.m., around 50 protesters gathered outside of Facebook founder and...
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Author: Loi Almeron
‘Street View’ clay exhibit recreates life in San Francisco
Bret Woodard was walking through his neighborhood in the Mission one afternoon two years ago when...
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Three pedestrians struck by Prius driver on Mission Street
Just after 4 p.m. today a Prius turned onto Mission Street at 23rd Street as a Muni bus heading...
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Chile Lindo celebrates 25 years with live music, fundraising, and lots of empanadas
Back in the ’90s, Chile Lindo owner Paula Tejeda had her eye on a kitchen space across the...
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Community demands transparency and more involvement in a proposal to open a Hummingbird Place on Valencia Street
Frustrated neighbors packed Monday’s community meeting to discuss a proposal to convert the...
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The city moves to acquire South Van Ness Manor, its first board-and-care facility purchase in the Mission
On Monday, Mayor London Breed announced the city will purchase South Van Ness Manor, a 29-bed...
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Proposal to open a Hummingbird Place homeless shelter on Valencia Street up for community consideration
Neighbors of 1156 Valencia St. said they are waiting to hear more at Monday night’s community...
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Board of Supervisors unanimously adopt resolution to #BringOumarHome
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution “urging the U.S....
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Caffeinator: Can’t decide what cafe to visit? There’s a website for that.
Caffeinator app helps you choose your next coffee shop visit When Rob Olsthoorn moved from Boca...
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Rec and Park to nearly quadruple subsidies for low-income families to visit Camp Mather
The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department will now offer free or discounted rates to 132...
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Trump’s “public charge” rule threatens future of hundreds of San Francisco immigrants
About 300 immigrants in San Francisco who are eligible to apply for permanent residency status are...
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Multiple Impact Hub locations operated by Mission Hub have been shuttered
Lawsuits demand millions of dollars from outfit that closed San Francisco Impact Hub co-working...
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DA Chesa Boudin, at Mission event, announces curtailing of cash bail in criminal cases
San Francisco’s new district attorney, Chesa Boudin, sat down for a conversation with PRX Ear...
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Census count starts while recruitment continues
Tuesday marked the “first enumeration” or the beginning of the 2020 census count, as U.S. Census...
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San Francisco records lowest number of homicides since 1961
Violent crime and property crime declined across the city in 2019, with homicides dropping 11...
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Burger Joint on Valencia Street won’t return — shop closes after 25 Years
After 25 years at Valencia and 19th, Burger Joint last month flipped its last patty. Owner and...
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