The Women’s Building competes for $150K grant to retrofit cenutry-old windows. Give them your vote.
The windows at the Women’s Building have been in place since before women could vote — 108 years,...
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Striking new mural of Gandhi, Cesar Chavez, MLKJ, Mother Teresa is funded by one of Mission’s most detested landlords, Kaushik Dattani
Writing about a new mural going up in the Mission is a bit like pulling a rabbit from a rabbit...
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The ‘RV People’ Community of De Wolf Street
The residents of five motorhomes on De Wolf make up the “RV People” neighborhood. This...
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Mission Dolores residents tired of trash and homeless encampments, explore forming a “green benefit district”
A group of residents that live near Dolores Park are beginning the process for establishing a...
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Mission-based education program celebrates $6 million in funding
A full cast of San Francisco dignitaries made its way onto a makeshift stage at Buena Vista Horace...
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Pelosi to Kavanaugh: Take a lie detector test. What do you have to hide?
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday dared Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to...
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Doc’s Clock welcomes iconic sign to new home
The troublesome saga of Doc’s Clock relocation drew to a cheerful end Tuesday evening as...
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The #MeToo movement takes on fast food industry as strikers make demands at 24th Street McDonald’s
The #MeToo movement has spilled into the fast food industry, and it’s about time: these workers...
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Surprise Surprise: Elbo Room building on sale for $4.2 million
The Elbo Room building hit the market Monday for $4.2 million, spurring what has now become a...
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How the San Francisco Police Department stifles even the most rudimentary of reforms
In 2011, the San Francisco Police Department belatedly entered 1994, when officers and higher-ups...
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Street fair hawk drama
From an observant community contributor come these photos of a hawk in the Mission: Epilogue: When...
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SF Muni bus drivers bemoan assaults by passengers, neglect by management
Barry Chamberlain’s troubles began on Sunday, May 20, when he stopped his 22-Fillmore Muni bus at...
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Neighborhood Notes: Batman Day and lowriders make for a packed Mission weekend
Fiesta De Las Americas Organized by Calle 24 Latino Cultural District, Fiesta De las Americas will...
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Distillations: Magical thinking at Homestead
“Can I buy you a cocktail?” Sarah asked me as we were all sitting down in Homestead. A table big...
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Parents yank kids from Monroe Elementary, allege 41-student class has gone a month without permanent teacher
It was still the first week of school at Monroe Elementary when Paula Silva showed up to volunteer...
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SNAP: “More Housing” mural quietly finished at old Juicero HQ
It still smells like fresh paint on the corners of 18th and Bryant streets. As it should, since ...
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