SF News Anti-Tech Flyers Condemn Proposed Valencia Street Condos Anti-tech/gentrification posters now flying in front of #Zeitgeist #RealestateSF https://t.co/0vsHp5Rr7a pic.twitter.com/zMm9HKVTSG— SocketSite (@SocketSite) August 2, 2016 Flyers posted outside of Mission bar Zeitgeist remind us that
SF News New BART Station Proposed For 30th And Mission District 9 Board of Supervisors candidate Joshua Arce held a press conference this morning to announce plans to build a new BART Station at 30th and Mission Street. And, distinguishing this from just
SF News Exquisite Art Deco Building On Valencia Now On The Market Built for the Independent Order of Foresters, a fraternal society a la the Odd Fellows or Free Masons, 170 Valencia Street was designed by architect Harold Stoner and completed in 1930. Just look
SF News Protesters Disrupt SoMa Office Of Man Evicting School Teacher If you're going to disrupt where we live, we're going to disrupt where you work. That seemed to be the message of protesters gathered outside the Bryant Street office of film company Mubi
SF News After Mission Fires Displace 200, Supervisor Campos Stokes Fears Of Arson 161701875, WF, WORKING FIRE, 4TH ALARM, 3312 MISSION ST, SF, pic.twitter.com/OGpSEDeyOk— SF Firefighters 798 (@SFFFLocal798) June 18, 2016 After a devastating fire at Mission and 29th Streets forced out 58
SF News Aerial Footage Of Mission Street Fire Destruction Captured By Drone The five-alarm fire that burned through upwards of six buildings on Mission and 29th Street has long been extinguished, but the damage to persons and property is far from resolved. Fifty-eight people were
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Techies Heart Queers I #love this response to the #antitech graffiti that was trying to spread hate in #SF #MissionDistrict pic.twitter.com/jvSiw7StMV— Eric Zandona (@EricZ_FamilyMan) June 23, 2016 A number of stenciled tags
SF News Five-Story, 50-Unit Residential Building Proposed For Valencia Near 14th Getting anything built in the Mission District is very challenging! For evidence of that, here's a fun example from last year, or the story of some more recent but long-delayed movement on the
SF News Mission Street Transit-Only Lane Meeting Devolves Into Shouting Match Originally 50 chairs set out, now doubled.Standing room only, 150+ @sfmta_muni meeting at Mission Cultural Ctr. pic.twitter.com/JEKj5uhdOZ— LolaLolaLola (@Lola_Casanova) June 21, 2016 As is becoming the norm
Arts & Entertainment More Than 20 Years Of Clarion Alley Murals Now Available In Online Archive In 1992, Mission District artists Aaron Noble and Rigo 23 were residents on Clarion Alley, the 15-foot wide, 560-foot-long throughway running between Mission and Valencia Streets (between 17th and 18th Streets). They didn't
SF News Despite Safety Gains, Effort To Remove Mission Transit Lane Continues Despite evidence that the Mission Street transit-only lanes have drastically reduced collisions, and the dearth of evidence that they have negatively impacted merchants, Supervisor David Campos and SFMTA's Director of Transportation Ed Reiskin
Arts & Entertainment For Brava's Long-Planned Expansion, A Crowdfunding Campaign And Targeted Opening Though the profitability/profligacy of Super Bowl 50 is still the subject of debate, the event did right by one set of local artists in the form a of a $200,000 grant
SF News 'Beast On Bryant' Approved By Planning Commission, Clearing Way For 335 New Units A massive Mission District housing development was approved last night by the Planning Commission, bringing the contentious project one crucial step closer to completion. Nicknamed the "Beast on Bryant" by those opposed to
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Who Needs A Truck When You Have Duct Tape? This car has ALL the options. https://t.co/nYkzCiVHFD pic.twitter.com/HKxzNb6F05— Capp Street Crap (@cappstreetcrap) May 31, 2016 We've all been there, right? You have something large to move, but
Arts & Entertainment Photos: Carnaval Takes Over The Mission For Two Days Of Dancing Once again this Memorial Day Weekend, the annual two-day festival known as Carnaval marched, samba'd, salsa'd, and otherwise danced its way through the Mission district, both Saturday and Sunday. SF's version of Carnaval,
SF News Deputies Caught On Tape Beating Man Plead 'Not Guilty' To Beating Man The two Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies charged earlier this month for their alleged role in the November, 2015 videotaped beating of Stanislav Petrov have each pleaded "not guilty" to three felony charges. KQED
SF News Sea Turtle Mural Defaced Yet Again In Possible Tagger Turf War A Mission District mural of ten sea turtles was defaced for the second time this week, once again raising questions about the role street art plays in a neighborhood that is rapidly changing.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Catering For Tech Clients Lands Latino Business A Mission Brick-And-Mortar "I never expected that my pupusas were gonna be in Facebook, that my pupusas were gonna be in FourSquare, that my pupusas were gonna be in Google or at a happy hour at
SF News San Francisco's Last Gun Store To Become Pot Dispensary Because Of Course In a swap that we all should have seen coming, what was once the last gun store in San Francisco is slated to become a medical marijuana dispensary. And, because it's just too
SF News Mission District Mural Defaced With 'Latino Art Only' Graffiti A recent defacing of a Mission District mural has raised questions of art's role in gentrification, as well as questions of the vandal's motives. The mural of 10 sea turtles along the PG&
SF News Two Sheriff's Deputies Charged With Felonies Following Mission District Beating Two Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies were charged today for their alleged role in last November's Mission District beating of Stanislav Petrov. According to a press release sent out from the Office of District
SF News Man Critically Injured In Cinco De Mayo Stabbing A man is fighting for his life this morning, after he was found bleeding out last night on a Mission District sidewalk. It was 11:16 Thursday evening when the resident at a
SF News 'No Hipster Art' Graffiti Defaces Mission Mural Bigoted Graffiti Mars New College Hill Mural https://t.co/QQ5mG3ejcJ pic.twitter.com/hYvaiTdNTI— Bernalwood (@Bernalwood) May 5, 2016 In perhaps a call back to the halcyon hipster-filled days of the 2000s,
SF News Fight Over Mission Street Transit-Only Lanes Still Red-Hot The $3.8 million SFMTA project designating lanes on Mission Street bus- and taxi-only, a system used on Market Street and other thoroughfares, was enacted with the stated goal of reducing congestion and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Mission's Long-Vacant DeLanos Finally To Reopen As Grocery Outlet Mission dwellers have reason to celebrate this morning, as Hoodline reports that the discount-grocery chain Grocery Outlet has finally received approval from the Planning Department to open a location in the long-vacant DeLano's
