S.F. supe proposes Mamdani-inspired “Affordable Groceries” fund, vacancy tax
Mahmood describes a new ballot measure as a “combination of carrots and sticks” to combat vacant groceries and pharmacies.
‘We’re living in Daniel Lurie’s America,’ and most San Franciscans are content
Landslide election results favoring Mayor Lurie’s allies and picks point to a changed San Francisco.
What’s on now at San Francisco museums, June 2026
Shiota at the Asian Art Museum, the Fauves at SFMOMA and Monet at the de Young. See our guide and reviews here.
News by neighborhood
Immigration
What immigrants in S.F. need to know now: court locations, asylum fees and procedures
If you are an immigrant applying for asylum and moving through the court system, or trying to legalize your status in another way, here are…
Trouble
Former Trader Joe’s worker killed, 2 SFPD officers injured by car during police chase
Two officers were struck by a car Friday morning after pursuing a former employee suspected of stealing from a Nob Hill Trader Joe’s.
Elections 2026 ➔
It’s a big election year — check out Mission Local’s coverage of candidates, measures, and the money behind them.
Arts & Culture
‘Not just lanterns and dragons:’ Mural depicts Chinatown through a child’s eyes
Artist and labor organizer Kayan Cheung-Miaw talks about Chinatown, organizing and learning how to draw from a 6 year-old.
Restaurant Reviews
Restaurant review: Brenda’s Meat & Three, old favorite in Western Addition
Brenda’s Meat and Three has a warm, diner-like ambience, with a giant horseshoe counter dominating the space.
Restaurant review: Side A, just the hits!
The ambience at Side A is cool and lively another real neighborhood spot with some outstanding dishes.
People We Meet
People We Meet: Jorge Lopez hopes the World Cup ‘festival’ amps up soon
The owner of Elite Sports Soccer in San Francisco has provided the Mission with sports gear for over 30 years. This could be his big…
People We Meet: Frank Maldonado, the boxing coach
Maldonado, 85, began coaching young men to box in the 1980s out of a garage he converted on his block on Cordova Street in the…
Covering the Police
Women sue San Francisco over ‘unhealthy conditions,’ alleged disparities with men in jail
Nine women held in a San Francisco jail filed a class action lawsuit Monday alleging they have “fewer rights than men” inside.






