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SF News /Andrew Dalton

Thursday Morning Roundup: The Mission's Growing Mayan Community

Published Dec 27, 2012 · 1:10 AM PST / Updated Dec 29, 2018 · 4:52 PM PST


  • In 2012, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors failed change their reputation. (Note: Article appears alongside an image of a toilet.) [Griffin/SFEx]

  • Newsflash: vehicular traffic poses a risk to cyclists on Valencia Street. [Chron]

  • The Mission's growing Mayan community demands translators. Insert terrible 2012 joke here. [MissionLocal]

  • San Francisco's biggest historic preservation battle of 2012? Coit Tower neighbors vs. Tyler Florence's private dinner at the landmark. [Curbed]

  • Avalanches near Lake Tahoe claim two lives. [NBC]

  • Local food industry experts sum up 2012 in one word. [EaterSF]

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