Quilt meant to empower survivors of sexual harassment to go on display at the de Young Museum
Natural sunlight from the arched windows pours through the room, illuminating powerful messages...
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Eviction trial of mother of five scheduled to wrap today — and now the waiting begins
The eviction trial for Shantel McClendon, a mother of five and resident of Valencia Gardens, is...
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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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David Ireland House benefactor Carlie Wilmans to halt eviction of Mission immigrant family following backlash
The primary financial backer of the David Ireland House, Carlie Wilmans, is in the process 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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Mother of five facing eviction: Property manager may be threatening my home to get at my children’s father
In court Monday, Shantel McClendon, a mother of five facing expulsion from Valencia Gardens by the...
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Il Pollaio, a classic North Beach grilled chicken spot, to expand into SF’s Mission
Il Pollaio, a grilled chicken destination located in North Beach, will be opening a second...
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Mission Pie’s building is up for sale
With Mission Pie’s ovens slated to go cold Sept. 1, owners Karen Heisler and Krystin Rubin...
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On today’s menu at Mission Pie: Existential thoughts and sadness, with a side of empathy
It’s warm and a bit gamey down here in the basement of Mission Pie; it feels a tad like a locker...
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Photo essay: The Artists and Vendors of Sunday Streets
Valencia Street was awakened by the joy of crowds during Sunday Streets this weekend. The car-free...
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Valencia Gardens tenants say property manager trying to evict mother and children from public housing is overly aggressive
As a trial opened Thursday to evict a woman and her five children from their apartment at Valencia...
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Foreign Cinema, by way of Laszlo
Foreign Cinema, way back in 1999, opened its doors as one of the very earliest gentrifying...
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Ruth’s Table opens in SF’s Mission, celebrates community and creativity
The long-awaited day had finally come: Thursday marked the opening of Ruth’s Table, a new creative...
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Neighborhood Notes: Sunday Streets, Books, Dogs, and Art
Sunday Streets comes back to the Mission Valencia Street will transform again into a car-free,...
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Living in the Past: The ‘Last Black Man in San Francisco’ mansion is my home
When I first moved into a beautifully restored Queen Anne in the Mission District two years ago,...
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Mayor’s teacher housing charter amendment crashed and burned today. But, perhaps, that was the point.
Moments ago, a panel of supervisors scuttled a teacher housing charter amendment put forward by...
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Thu
18
SOMArts Cultural Center: Building the Building (opening reception)
July 18 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thu
18
18 Reasons: Noodle Girl Pop-Up Dinner: We Are La Cocina Book Tour
July 18 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
