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- Oct 1, 2026
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Tenderloin Buzz: A new way to view art in the neighborhood (opens the original)
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“Tenderloin Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Tenderloin. Check out our Tenderloin web page for more. Got news? Send tips to adriana@missionlocal.com. A longstanding Tenderloin event, First Thursdays Art Walk, now gives attendees the option to sign up for a guided tour and experience the neighborhood’s many art galleries through the eyes of a knowledgeable artist. This month’s tour is Thursday, Oct. 1. The walk begins at Hotel Emblem at 562 Sutter St. with a
Last year, business surged in the Tenderloin. How’s this year going? (opens the original)
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In the first quarter of 2026, sales tax in the Tenderloin is off to a slow start, but officials say the data may not be fully representative of how business in the neighborhood will play out this year. In the first three months of 2026, sales tax revenue dropped by 40 percent to $1.02 million compared to the first quarter of 2025. Although it remains slightly higher than the first quarter of 2024, sales tax revenue is still far below its prepandemic level when the city reported $2.12 million in
SFUSD exec indicted in New Mexico for alleged criminal sexual activity with child (opens the original)
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The San Francisco Unified School District confirmed today that Apolinar Quesada, the district’s labor relations director, was in July indicted on charges of criminal sexual activity with a minor in New Mexico. Quesada, 50, is also a former principal and assistant principal at San Francisco middle schools. He was indicted on July 20 by the state of New Mexico on first-degree charges of criminal sexual penetration of a minor under 13, which allegedly occurred between January and February 1995, acc
Tenderloin Buzz: Small businesses galore! (opens the original)
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“Tenderloin Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Tenderloin. Check out our Tenderloin web page for more. Got news? Send tips to adriana@missionlocal.com. You get a small business! You get a small business! You get a small business! … That’s the Office of Economic Workforce and Development to the Tenderloin community, in Oprah’s voice, of course. Two new businesses celebrated grand openings this week. Both were funded through the city’s Storefront Opportunity Gr
Tenderloin’s new youth violence prevention program provides safe space, motivation, teens say (opens the original)
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Born and raised in the Tenderloin, Will and his two older brothers grew up playing basketball at the YMCA, which opened its doors to all of the community, regardless of age. But as those kinds of safe spaces closed — in 2009, the Y closed and despite promising to reopen in the Tenderloin, it never did — and Will aged out of other youth programs, he increasingly sought refuge at home from the difficulties presented by the neighborhood. “If I wasn’t with my friends, I wouldn’t be outside,” said Wi
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