Good afternoon!

A woman on a scooter in the Valencia center bike lane was hit by a car making an illegal U-turn. Be careful out there.

Custodians, public safety officers and dispatchers at City College voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike yesterday, and teachers, librarians and counselors are moving toward their own vote. Both groups say they’re frustrated with stalled contract negotiations and understaffing.

Meanwhile, the union for faculty at state schools has asked its members across California for a strike authorization. Teachers at SF State, where deep staffing cuts are planned, say they need raises just to keep up with inflation.

And a second contentious group housing project with dorm-like rooms won approval yesterday, after years of opposition from Mission groups. Under new laws, it will cut its affordability requirement from 25% to 15%.

More soon,

Sara

P.S. Mission Local will be at Manny’s tonight at 6PM, as Joe Eskenazi interviews mayoral candidate Daniel Lurie. Get your ticket here.


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โ€œShe screamed, and then you could hear a collision.”

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โ€œWhy would you stonewall your two largest labor groups when you actually have the money?โ€ย 

A group of faculty and students marching on San Francisco State University campus.

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An aerial view of a green square in the middle of a city.

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โ€œThis is the same song, second verse.”


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A colorful mural painted on the door of a building.

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By Michael Santiago

Volunteer and author of the daily newsletter. I'm a writer whoโ€™s covered wars, politics, and religion. Iโ€™ve lived in the Mission for over 30 years, and have appreciated the work of Mission Local since it began.