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- Sep 25, 2026
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San Francisco unveils two new names for Cesar Chavez Street (opens the original)
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San Francisco officials on Thursday unveiled the potential future names of Cesar Chavez Street, which could be on street signs along its 3.2-mile stretch as soon as this year. They are: “Sí Se Puede,” the slogan of the United Farm Workers created by co-founder Dolores Huerta, and “Las Campesinas,” or female farmworkers, a reference to women leaders in the movement. Mission Local reported in March that Cesar Chavez Street’s days were numbered, following the New York Times’ revelations that Cesar
S.F. teacher housing at 18th and Mission is on ice, emails show (opens the original)
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For nearly 20 years, the corner building at 18th and Mission streets has sat empty — and derelict. Not much remains of the structure, which was modernized in the 1930s with a sleek, curved front, neon clock and large windows and that once housed the largest stove store on the West Coast. It has become a canvas for graffiti and wheat-pasted advertisements, and the backdrop for street vendors. Then, in 2017, it became a symbol of some small hope: 63 below-market-rate condos for teachers were to be
El Tecolote, longtime Mission District newspaper, loses top editor as staffers exit (opens the original)
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El Tecolote, the longest-running bilingual newspaper in California, has lost the majority of its staff over the past six months, including its editor-in-chief, Erika Carlos, who resigned and alleged in an Aug. 16 LinkedIn post a lack of “organizational support.” In all, seven people have left the paper since March, including reporter Yesica Prado, whose position was eliminated, and longtime distribution manager Johny García, who was fired. Managing editor Katie Beas is the only newsroom employee
Mayor Lurie will indefinitely continue ‘90-day strategy’ to clean up Mission BART plazas (opens the original)
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San Francisco city officials admit there is no quick fix to what has become an intractable problem of illegal drug use and street fencing at the Mission District’s BART plazas. But, they said this week, the city is doubling down on trying to uproot it. In June, Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a “90-day strategy” for the the 16th Street and 24th Street BART plazas, and a spokesperson for the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, which is coordinating a multi-agency push on the plazas, confir
Bruno’s nightclub set to reopen next week after 6-year closure (opens the original)
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Six years after shuttering in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, Bruno’s, the onetime Italian restaurant and labor-hangout-turned-nightclub, will open next week. Bruno’s will have a soft opening on Sep. 12 with DJ REZA and DJ Ibarra, and will continue to test run events each weekend in September, with a potential grand opening the first weekend of October. It’s been a long wait for a business that has occupied 2389 Mission St. for more than 60 years. In 2023, Mission Local reporte
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