Vandalized Cesar Chavez mural to lose United Farm Worker symbol appropriated by gang
A Cesar Chavez mural that was vandalized last Tuesday will be losing its so-called “huelga bird” —...
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Solidarity, community on laborers’ minds at SF’s Cesar Chavez parade
Laborers, union organizers, and teachers were among those who took to Mission Street on Saturday...
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Freeway’s ‘Hairball’ community uprooted by state agency
One of the few relatively isolated homeless encampments in the Mission District that...
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Revamped Day Laborer Center Increases Support to Immigrant Workers
Some 40 people gathered on a sliver of sidewalk outside of the Immigrant Worker Power Center at...
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Latinos See Themselves in Cesar Chavez
Although much of Cesar Chavez’s work was done in the Central Valley, he has had a lasting presence...
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Revolutionary Voices Preserved in SF Mission’s Freedom Archives
Did you know that there is a little piece of history stored away in a few rooms on Valencia...
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Cesar Chavez Festival Celebrates Labor Leader’s Legacy
San Francisco’s 13th annual Cesar E. Chavez Holiday Street Festival attracted hundreds of...
Read MoreBreakfast for Cesar Chavez
Hundreds of activists and politicians from around the city gathered on Friday at the Mission Language & Vocational School to celebrate Cesar Chavez and 50 years of the United Farm Workers Movement. A who’s who of...
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Listen Local: Bernal Bucks, Curing the Cold, and Cesar Chavez Fights to Keep its Principal
This month’s podcast brings us stories from the Mission’s streets, schools and storefronts.
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Guerrero Park Blossoms in a Sea of Concrete
Neighbors celebrated at the mini-park at San Jose and Guerrero Streets yesterday. A similar park is in the works for 22nd and Bartlett Streets.
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This Weekend in Our Backyard (aka “F-Park”)
Dolores Park Scores a Perfect Zero
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Mission High Life
This weekend it’s Art and Activism. En Español
Read MoreBreakfast for Cesar Chavez
A Photo Gallery En Español
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Oscar Romero, Presente!
On the thirtieth anniversary of his assassination, the Mission remembers the priest who spoke for the voiceless. En Español
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Mission Schools Failing Students
State vote on Thursday could trigger widespread re-organization of schools. En Español
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From Picadilly Circus to Valencia Street
London is trying to snatch the reigns from Paris and I think it has a pretty good chance. From...
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What To Do
Wed
17
Brick & Mortar Music Hall: The Hottman Sisters, Ruby Force, The Morning Drive
October 17 @ 8:00 pm - 11:59 pm
Wed
17
Rite Spot Cafe: Ramrod Romeos (Jamin Barton & Doug Hilsinger, 70/80’s rock)
October 17 @ 9:00 pm - 11:59 pm
Thu
18
The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: Astrology for Magic, Money, Love & Beauty with Sherene Vismaya
October 18 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
