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Since 2008, Mission Local has been all up in the Mission District reporting on everything from tacos to tech, crime to culture, murals to MUNI, recording the lives and changes in the city’s oldest (and arguably, best) neighborhood.
Originally a project of UC Berkeley’s Journalism School, we struck out on our own in 2014. We aspire to be a model of local, self-sustaining, fiercely independent neighborhood news. We hope to reflect the Mission in all its diverse, fun, conflicted, and fascinating brilliance. We plan to keep chronicling its many stories for years to come. Source
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| Scope | Hyperlocal |
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| Language | Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), English, Spanish |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose |
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On stables ground
When a San Francisco neighborhood has a Mission Local reporter, it means someone is there. We're following new housing projects proposed on your block, keeping tabs on what your district supervisor is up to at City Hall, and letting you know when longtime businesses close (and new ones open). When big news breaks, we already know the context. Most neighborhoods don't have that. Yours could. That's what Mission Local is building.
Inside the Concord mega hearings where over 600 immigrants were ordered deported in June
On a recent Wednesday, Judge Li Eric Wong appeared on a flat screen TV mounted to the wall of a sparely decorated immigration courtroom in Concord, Calif. He had 91 cases on his calendar for the day. Up until this year, Wong and other immigration judges generally averaged 20 cases a day, but nowadays immigration courts across the country are holding “mega master calendar” hearings where upwards of 100 cases may be slated for a single hearing.
S.F. firefighters extinguish blaze in 6-story Tenderloin apartment building
San Francisco firefighters had put out a fire in a six-story apartment building in the Tenderloin Sunday afternoon as of 1:54 p.m. The fire reached two alarms, and residents of 424 Jones St. had been evacuated, according to San Francisco Fire Department spokesperson Lt. Mariano Elias. The fire had spread to multiple floors, leaving several units damaged, Elias said. Three people were being medically evaluated for smoke inhalation.
Sunset supper
When a San Francisco neighborhood has a Mission Local reporter, it means someone is there. We're following new housing projects proposed on your block, keeping tabs on what your district supervisor is up to at City Hall, and letting you know when longtime businesses close (and new ones open). When big news breaks, we already know the context. Most neighborhoods don't have that. Yours could. That's what Mission Local is building.
Meet Joe, Buttercup and Gary, San Francisco’s smallest goat-landscaping business
There are very few things these days that can’t be purchased on Craigslist. For sale in the Bay Area right now: a gently used one-hour parking sign, the jaw bone of a juvenile bull shark, a 2009 Beneteau 49 sailboat for the low price of $209,000 “ON Y VA!” the listing declares). And, for one Bernal Heights resident, goats. For months, Joe Corcoran had been staring down the overgrown yard in the back of the building on Cortland Street that serves as his barber shop before inspiration struck.
SFPD faces fresh round of questions on Pride weekend arrests Original
Supervisor Jackie Fielder has sent a second letter of inquiry to the San Francisco Police Department, asking for more information on its choice to deploy officers in riot gear to arrest several individuals at Trans March and Stud Alley on June 26 and 27. Fielder is requesting more details about the types of officers deployed to both events, and whether those officers were on overtime or regular hours.
Little boxes
When a San Francisco neighborhood has a Mission Local reporter, it means someone is there. We're following new housing projects proposed on your block, keeping tabs on what your district supervisor is up to at City Hall, and letting you know when longtime businesses close (and new ones open). When big news breaks, we already know the context. Most neighborhoods don't have that. Yours could. That's what Mission Local is building.
My Mission: Meet the Roxie Theater’s programming director, Isabel Fondevila
Isabel Fondevila is the Roxie Theater’s programming director. A native of the Basque country in northern Spain, she’s been working at the Mission District movie theater since 2013. Fondevila sat down with Mission Local to talk about movies, the Mission and Roxie’s history. This interview has been edited for clarity and length. Mission Llcal: What does film mean to you? Isabel Fondevila: Well, film is a lot of things. It’s an art form. It’s a labor of love. In general, it takes a village to make a movie.
Former sheriff’s deputy arrested, charged for alleged sexual assault
When a San Francisco neighborhood has a Mission Local reporter, it means someone is there. We're following new housing projects proposed on your block, keeping tabs on what your district supervisor is up to at City Hall, and letting you know when longtime businesses close (and new ones open). When big news breaks, we already know the context. Most neighborhoods don't have that. Yours could. That's what Mission Local is building.