Good afternoon!
Clerks in San Francisco’s criminal and civil courts are going on strike tomorrow. Abigail Vân Neely writes that the clerks—who manage court records, process court filings and prepare court orders—have been complaining for months of overwhelming workloads.
Andy Tonozuka, the chef and owner of We Be Sushi, is retiring and closing the beloved restaurant after 39 years. Oscar Palma talks with him about his work and memories.
In other neighborhood news, is the Adobe Books building on 24th Street for sale? Well, it’s complicated. Check it out in the Mission Buzz.
The candidates for D2 supervisor, Stephen Sherrill and Lori Brooke, answer Io Yeh Gilman‘s questions about the proposed Muni parcel tax. See what Brooke has to say about the problems caused by “transit ideology” and why Sherrill believes it’s important to have fewer cars on the road.
More soon,
Sara
Latest News
San Francisco criminal and civil court clerks to strike tomorrow
“We have tried everything in our power to get management to work with us to fix this.”
We be retiring: We Be Sushi chef bids adieu, shutters 39-year-old Mission mainstay
“I made good sushi for everybody. That’s my best pleasure.”
Meet the District 2 Candidates: Should S.F. increase taxes to fund Muni?
“This isn’t a nice-to-have. This is about preventing deep, deep cuts.”
Around the Neighborhoods
Mission Buzz: Is Adobe Books building for sale? No. Actually, yes
“We’re not sure we want to even get involved with owning it.”
SNAP
Red Bull Showrun
By Jay A. Martin
Events
Today: After Hours: Death and Drinks, Paxton Gate, February 25, 7:30-9:30PM
Tomorrow: Figure Drawing presented by Sketchboard Co., Ruth’s Table, February 26, 6:30-8:30PM
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