Mission Buzz: Latino Democratic Club gets new leadership
In other Mission news, the Latino Democratic Club has new leadership and a new housing project comes to Dolores and 15th streets.
S.F. teachers union preps for ‘historic’ strike to come as soon as next week
Union says strike is likely after negotiations stall with school district — and member participation surges
Social media shows man who stabbed S.F. hospital worker was unraveling mentally
Wilfredo Tortolero Arriechi is seen on video rehearsing speaking with his doctor — his alleged target the day of the stabbing.
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts closes after fiscal troubles
The MCCLA is indefinitely closed after losing two directors in two months, and laying off most of its staff.
Bayview Buzz: Gubernatorial debate coming to an opera house near you
A televised debate for the California governor’s seat, new housing for transitional-aged youth, and out with the old in Bayview.
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How S.F. congressional hopefuls view Israel, China and foreign policy (part 2)
In the second part of the foreign policy Q&A, the three candidates discuss China and Taiwan, foreign aid, trade and tariffs.
S.F. police arrest man for fatal Mission District shooting
Evan Perez Villanueva was taken into custody for a deadly Jan. 15 shooting near 16th Street and San Bruno Avenue.
Crime fell nationwide last year—but in S.F., drug offenses soared 54%
San Francisco saw fewer homicides, aggravated assaults, and robberies last year. But in drug crimes, its profile was sharply different.
What’s on now at San Francisco museums, January 2026
Check out “It’s a Lamp: Rico Duenas” at 500 Capp Street. Also photography of northern California at the de Young.
Mission Local wins $1.5 million American Journalism Project grant
The American Journalism Project, one of the biggest journalism funders in the country, is adding Mission Local to its portfolio.
How S.F. congressional hopefuls view Israel, China and foreign policy (part 1)
In the first part of this Q&A, the three candidates discuss the military, Israel and Gaza, Ukraine, Iran and Venezuela.
S.F. landlord may sell belongings of Tenderloin residents displaced in fire
Residents displaced in a Dec. 12 building fire in San Francisco were told Mosser Companies, their landlord, may sell off anything of value.
Sunset senior care center planned at shuttered Walgreens on Noriega
The two-story building previously occupied by Walgreens has been vacant for 11 months. A senior center is planning to take it over.
Coco, bodega cat that followed KitKat, leaves liquor store after leukemia diagnosis
Coco was diagnosed with leukemia last month. The cat found a new permanent home before an upcoming transfer to a sanctuary in Sonoma County.
S.F. supervisor says mayor’s housing office ‘lost’ $5M for affordable housing
About $5 million was purportedly forgotten, sitting in an account waiting to be used for a housing project in the Tenderloin.
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