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Jupiter Peraza started a job last month as Mayor Daniel Lurie‘s community liaison to the Tenderloin—but now she’s in limbo, waiting to see if her DACA status, which allows her to work, will be renewed. Eleni Balakrishnan talks with the staffer, whose parents brought her to California when she was eight.
Io Yeh Gilman asks the D2 candidates for supervisor where San Francisco should build the 82,000 units of housing mandated by the state’s upzoning plan. See who says that housing should be built in the district, where wealthy residents have often opposed development.
Meanwhile, over in Crocker Amazon park, the turf wars continue. Xueer Lu has all the Excelsior Buzz, with news and upcoming events around the neighborhood.
More soon,
Sara
Latest News
‘They want us to break:’ Mayor Lurie staffer’s life in limbo amid DACA delays
“Life feels like it’s come to a standstill …I’ve been frozen in time.”
Meet the D2 candidates: Where should S.F. build housing?
“Not every neighborhood will be able to absorb the same scale of growth.”
Around the Neighborhoods
Excelsior Buzz: a Sunday filled with celebrations
And with dog walkers, Asian seniors, curious residents, a supervisor, pizza, and members of a local group with protest signs.
SNAP
Mother Mary
By Sophia Rerucha
Events
Today: Depresión Sonora, at The Chapel, April 28, 8-10PM
Tomorrow: Clay Days ’26, shared ceramic studio at the SOMArts Cultural Center, April 29, 6-8PM
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