Arrests resume at ICE check-ins in San Francisco

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Arrests at ICE check-ins in San Francisco have resumed, after being paused for more than a month after a judge temporarily ordered arrests halted at the S.F. courthouse. Clara-Sophia Daly talks with attorneys about the trend.

A new group of workers at UCSF has voted to unionize. Béatrice Vallières reports that unions representing UC workers across the state are preparing to strike.

The latest mural from SkunkWorks, a group inside San Quentin, was made in collaboration with the French-Tunisian artist eL Seed. The same design was painted by incarcerated men on the prison walls, and—by family members of people inside San Quentin—on Market Street.

Get ready for St. Patrick’s Day in the Sunset, and find out what’s up with Supervisor Alan Wong’s list of dumb laws. Check out the Sunset Buzz from Junyao Yang.

More soon,

Sara

Reserve your free tickets for next Tuesday’s event with Eleni Balakrishnan discussing the promises and failures of green spaces in the Tenderloin. 6:30PM on March 17 at the Tenderloin Museum.

A group of girls and two adult women smile and wave at the camera outdoors on a paved path, some wearing name tags and lanyards.

You don’t need to be a runner to mentor. Girls on the Run Bay Area needs coaches for their Spring Season to help 3rd–8th graders build confidence. With capacity at 50%, they’re looking for leaders before the mid-March start. Sign up to coach today!