Roughly 100 people evacuated after gas leak near 22nd and San Jose
A gas leak near 22nd Street and San Jose Ave. Thursday afternoon prompted the emergency evacuation...
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Jewish groups tell ICE ‘Never Again’ on concentration camps, family separations
On Wednesday, two Jewish community groups rallied in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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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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Young Nepali-born siblings open second Nepalese Mission restaurant
Goodbye Germany. Hello Nepal. In the former place of Schmidt’s German restaurant on 20th and Folsom, which closed last year amid rent hikes, a new Nepali tapas restaurant, Base Camp, will open in November.
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Will these 25 newly renovated SRO rooms be low-income housing — or tech dorms?
Brand-new individual bathrooms with showers. Newly painted walls. Crown molding. By all...
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Life spins on at Fiesta Laundromat, the Mission’s only 24-hour business
On a sunbaked Wednesday afternoon, Michelle Brousseau sits down on one of the benches in Fiesta...
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No charges for Joshua Cabillo, SFPD officer who shot fleeing man on a crowded street
An officer who shot an armed, fleeing man in the back on a San Francisco street crowded with...
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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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SF Pretrial, nearly eliminated by state fiat, will survive
In the face of imminent dissolution, a 43-year-old San Francisco institution that paved the way...
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Laundré’s cafe shutters. But you can still ‘wash your fashion.’
Laundré, the splashy laundromat/cafe on 20th and Mission, is a cafe no more. “As of Monday, August...
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Fentanyl is killing too many San Franciscans. San Francisco’s homeless policies can actually make things worse.
D-Nice’s hands are shaking, so I take the matchbook and light the barbecue for him. The coals...
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Ship your package to the remote villages of Central America? No problem. Staying in business in the Mission? That’s harder.
David De Leon is usually running against the clock. Pacing outside of Mission Soccer at 2345...
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Flour + Water Pizzeria – A pie to be proud of
Did Chef Thomas McNaughton need another insanely popular restaurant with lines in front of it at...
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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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A hole in the donut world as Jelly Donut on 24th closes for renovations
Saturday will be Jelly Donut’s last day of operation before shuttering for the next four to six...
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Neighborhood notes: Radio Habana reopens, deaf dance festival, new restaurants and more
After five months of dormancy, Radio Habana Social Club will officially reopen this Sunday — but...
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Thu
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18 Reasons: Producer Dinner: Sequoia Sake and the Art of Pairing Sake
August 22 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
