El Sabor de San Miguel – Maya de Guatemala
The Mission has its share of restaurants that hail from the Yucatan region of Mexico, but as far...
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Distillations: Bon Voyage goes around the world in a weighty daze
It’s a rainy San Francisco evening, and Bon Voyage is just on the cusp of being “too...
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Why are Mission officers using more force than cops at any other SFPD station?
Mission Station officers are flagged at more than three times the department’s overall use...
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Now playing at a Mission District peephole near you, it’s I Wanna Dance in a Moment Like This
When I stop by the Creativity Explored studio, Makeya Kaiser greets me wearing a jacket she...
Read MoreMISSION PEOPLE: Hans Kolbe
The weather is improving and Dolores Park just had its first big weekend of visitors – that...
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SF health department orders CBD wellness store to clear out edibles
If you’re thinking about opening up a store dedicated to hemp-derived CBD products, think again....
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More than 150 San Francisco inmates have joined lawsuit over frequent sewage floods in county jail
Attorneys representing current and former inmates in San Francisco County Jail recently amended a...
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Rachel Church was homeless. A drug addict. An alcoholic. But she’s better now. She wants you to know this.
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” — Oscar Wilde The Mission...
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SF Mission’s largest affordable housing project breaks ground
A 157-unit affordable housing project at 1950 Mission St. ceremonially broke ground Monday evening...
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Wendy Paskin-Jordan, bounced from San Francisco retirement board, says mayor ‘wants a fourth vote’
Mayoral appointee Scott Heldfond resigned from prior city commission for perceived conflict of...
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Meet the two leaders who rescued Mission Housing Development Corporation
Sam Moss was on vacation when the email came in. It was July 2015, and the young executive...
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Neighborhood Notes: A sunny weekend in the city
Cal Academy Free Days for Mission dwellers Coming up next week, Mission residents will be able to...
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Distillations: The Brew Coop is the bar Philip K. Dick warned you about
The sign outside The Brew Coop says, “Self-Serving Individuals Here,” with an arrow pointing...
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Longtime 24th Street tenant recognized for battling Ellis Act evictions. Including her own.
Landlord’s conditions tied to proposed $125,000 buyout spur lawsuit from tenants For the better...
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Third attempt to evict teenager Terrance Hall from Valencia Gardens fails
A court ruled on Thursday that 18-year-old Terrance Hall could not be immediately evicted from an...
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Anne Kihagi’s appeal denied by state Supreme Court — city will move to collect millions from San Francisco’s ‘cruelest landlord’
The strange and terrible saga of Anne Kihagi, the city’s cruelest landlord, hit an...
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