SF cops infiltrate Mission Hotel, enjoy coffee and donuts with SRO residents
When Wayne H. returned to his residence at the Mission Hotel Wednesday afternoon, he noticed about...
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Textgate: Supreme Court swats case, clearing San Francisco to pursue discipline of officers in bigoted text scandal
The California Supreme Court today declined to hear an appeal in the legal case emanating from San...
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Vintage 1990s Mission anti-gentrification films set for a new showing
‘Getting films made was expensive, but I had a homegirl working at a dot-com, so she paid for the...
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Two words edited into bias policy set back SFPD reform
SFPD brass takes a full year to respond to reform suggestions reached in consensus with officers —...
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Josephine Zhao remains on the ballot. But can she win?
On Monday morning, embattled school board candidate Josephine Zhao dropped out of the race — a...
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Photo essay: click click click
There’s always something see in the Mission, whether you’re taking a photo walk or...
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Clarion Alley drama: Controversial mural of homeless people gone for good
A mural in Clarion Alley depicting local residents, which drew the ire of the alley’s de-facto...
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Judge for a day at the Mission Pie baking contest
Mid-August I accept the offer almost before it lands in my inbox: I’m going to be a judge in...
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Patrick Ricketts: Construction worker killed in Twin Peaks tunnel was putting in 13-hour days, 85-hour weeks
Work schedules obtained by Mission Local reveal that Patrick Ricketts, the journeyman electrician...
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Josephine Zhao: Embattled school board candidate drops out — despite public support from SF political establishment
Breaking: Josephine Zhao drops out of school board race. See end of story. Note: Josephine Zhao...
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Electrical equipment apparently explodes on Mission Street, halts business on two block stretch
Businesses went dark on two blocks of Mission Street after some electrical equipment at the...
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Activists from Nicaragua tell SF audience of country’s violent turmoil
It has been nearly 40 years since the revolution began, and Nicaragua is once again in turmoil....
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Neighborhood notes: Taqueria Cancun reopens, and more
On Thursday afternoon at Taqueria Cancun at 19th and Mission, all of the tables were turned upside...
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Distillations: Shotwell’s, a refuge from San Francisco, radioactivity, and radioactive parakeets
“Okay,” I said to the bartender at Shotwell’s, who has just that right combination of it would be...
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Mario Woods: San Francisco Police Department absolves itself of wrongdoing in 2015 shooting
The San Francisco Police Department has found that the officers who fatally shot Mario Woods all...
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Mural vigilante paints over unsolicited art on Clarion Alley
Last week, traveling artist Alison Oksner arrived at Clarion Alley and began to paint a mural...
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