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Covid-19 Tracker: Numbers go up, masks go down
Infection numbers, hospitalizations and positivity rates have been slightly rising over the past week, while R Number models show a slight decrease in the rate of transmission.
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Covid-19 Tracker: From fear to frustration
The numbers keep coming down even as frustration with the unvaccinated (not you kids) rises.
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Covid-19 Tracker: The Delta fog
Local case numbers continue to fall as hospitalizations remain stable (though new admisions continue to rise), positivity rates remain high and the R Number estimates widely diverge.
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Daily COVID-19 data tracker: 122 new cases, 3 new deaths (updated)
The San Francisco Department of Public Health provides daily updates each morning. We will do the same. Update, 5:10 p.m. Sorry for the delay, but we did get an explanation […]
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Daily figures on SF coronavirus cases: Confirmed cases up 2 percent and deaths remain at 36
The San Francisco Department of Public Health provides updates daily at 9 a.m. We will do the same. The latest count shows 40 new confirmed cases and no new deaths. […]
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Staff favorites for 2020
Mission Local’s staff picks their favorite stories of the year.
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The Latino Task Force emerges to take on COVID-19
At a time when gentrification seemed to blunt the power of Latino activists, the Latino Task Force is fighting back In a neighborhood that quickly boarded up and felt abandoned […]
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Grupo de Trabajo Latino emerge para enfrentar al COVID-19
Traducción por: Neus Valencia En un vecindario que rápidamente cerró sus negocios y parecía abandonado para finales de marzo, resultaba difícil no preguntarse qué pasaría con la gran población de […]
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Neighborhood Notes: New library, art crawl and corgi parties
It’s that time of the week to find out what’s going on in the city this weekend. Read on to learn more about a new library branch, free museum visits […]
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Covid Tracker: 17,197 cases, 164 deaths
Whatever we think of the mitigation tactics and official messaging, we’re in the worst surge the City’s yet seen.
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A Guide to Pride Weekend
Pride is making its grand return after a two-year break, and it is in full swing with fêtes from DJ parties to disco parties, the Trans March that begins at […]
The Chapel: Sierra Hull
$20 adv / $24 door In her first 25 years alone, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Sierra Hull hit more milestones than many musicians accomplish in a lifetime. After making her Grand Ole Opry […]
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Neighborhood Notes: Indigenous prayer walk, SF’s language services survey, opportunities for artists and lots of art
Indigenous prayer walk Responding to recent discoveries of Indigenous children buried at residential schools in Canada, Indigenous community members are holding a prayer walk on Thursday to honor the lost […]
Public Works: Classic Hip-Hop Night ★ San Francisco
TICKETS – https://bit.ly/2PDn1ds ★ DJ Dave Paul + DJ Design will be spinning a funky & unforgettable set that pays tribute to the golden era of hip-hop. On Nov 30th […]
