They are supposed to ride the buses afters school to prevent problems, but few have seen them. The cost to the city? $673.556. En Español
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Board Votes to Pay Up for City Lawsuits
Lawsuits ranged from sexual harassment in the San Francisco Police Department to beatings by jailhouse guards. En Español
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
Man Found Dead Inside Mission Hotel Room
Body found during routine pest control inspection Monday morning.
Posted inFront Page, Immigrant Life, Topics
Family’s Separation Spotlights Thursday’s Sanctuary Hearings
UPDATE: Family given 60 days. En Español
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
New Police Captain Targets Drugs & Prostitution
Capt. Greg Corrales returns as the Mission Police Station Captain with a fresh wrap sheet and clear goals. En Español
Posted inBusiness, Front Page
Officials Say Permitting for Vendors Outdated
City officials say the permit process needs to be fixed. En Español
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
Operation Boo Sequesters Homeless Sex Offenders
In San Francisco, 67 of the 72 registered sex offenders on parole are homeless.
Posted inFront Page, Transportation, Trouble
Operation Safe Muni Stings
Officers stormed bus lines around the city in the biggest police sting ever performed on Muni
Posted inFront Page, The Arts
A Pricier Day of the Dead
New permit policies raise costs for all celebrations.
Posted inFront Page, Immigrant Life, Trouble
ICE Spirited Immigrant S.F. Teenager Out of State
David Campos’s new policy vetoed by Mayor Gavin Newsom would have kept 16-year-old here.
Posted inBusiness, Front Page, Immigrant Life
The Strawberry Sellers
The first of two parts on the world of the Mission District’s seasonal fruit vendors. En Español
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
The Beat — Cops on Foot
Homeless men, bus rides, and public urinations – that’s a day in the Mission for cops. En Español
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
Call the Cops … on Their Cells?
In a bid to connect with the community, Mission police will give 24th Street beat cops cell phones and share the numbers with the public.
Posted inFront Page, Government
Board of Supervisors LIVE From City Hall Nov. 3
Campos wants answers.
Posted inFront Page, Trouble
Strong Winds Fell Scaffolding
Three stories of scaffolding toppled on 25th street.
