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Meet the District 1 candidates: Do you support Prop. L?
WEB1 day ago · The funding would be used to support Muni’s transit services and discount programs. If passed, Prop. L would bring in additional $25 million revenue annually, according to an analysis from the Office of the Controller. But in order to pass, Prop. L needs to get more than 50 percent of the vote and more votes than Prop.
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WEBAbout. Since 2008, Mission Local, an independent news site based in the Mission District, has been focused on high-impact, enterprise reporting on everything from police reform to corruption at City Hall, housing, and the gig economy. Core to our mission is training the next generation of journalists who reflect the diversity of San Francisco.
SF opens first community vaccination site in Mission District
WEBFeb 1, 2021 · With the smell of burning sage in the air, the city’s first community vaccination site opened today at 9 a.m. in the heart of the Mission District, just off 24th and Mission streets in a rectangular, fenced-in parking lot cleared of cars, planted with four large white tents and staffed with technicians and nurses ready to vaccinate in a ...
Today's Mission Archives - Mission Local
WEBStaff picks: Mission Local’s favorite Mission Local stories of 2023. by Mission Local Staff December 31, 2023, 5:30 am.
LIVE: Storm updates - Mission Local
WEBJan 6, 2023 · Alameda Street at 2:48 p.m., Jan. 5. One hour earlier, these tents were on the other side of the street. Photo by Yujie Zhou. In the aftermath of last night’s deluge, five city departments this afternoon were involved in relocating fewer than a dozen homeless people from one side of the street to the other: That is, from the north side of Alameda Street to the south side of the same street.
Are ‘resource hubs,’ a pandemic lifeline for many, here to stay?
WEBDec 9, 2021 · Investing in community. And, while the hubs have been a lifeline for people needing a little support during a pandemic, they also serve to reinforce and strengthen community ties. Those staffing the hubs have been, in large part, young adults, many from within the community. “At least 50 percent of our Latino Task Force workforce are actually ...
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WEBAug 15, 2024 · Mission Local produces enterprise reporting on San Francisco's most critical issues: police reform, corruption, public health, housing and homelessness. Learn more about us, and donate below keep us reporting. Your contribution is appreciated. On 16th and Mission streets. Photo by Angel Mayorga.
District 3 candidates weigh in on police redistricting
WEB3 days ago · Redistricting is a horrific idea.The redistricting idea is an example of how resources are mismanaged in San Francisco. Redistricting will not address any issue on crime except to continue the ineptitude of the current situation that allows for organized retail theft, homeless crisis and night markets selling ghost guns and fentanyl laced crack.
District 7 is not a big fan of change. Will it change its leader?
WEB2 days ago · Melgar’s opponents include Matt Boschetto, heir to a $830 million janitorial business and a political newcomer who has not voted in previous local elections, and Stephen Martin-Pinto, a firefighter and Marine veteran who was a registered Republican until 2023. (From left) District 7 candidates Matt Boschetto, Stephen Martin-Pinto and Myrna Melgar. Photo by Xueer Lu, June 27, 20
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