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  1. Shelter in Place order for Pacific Heights neighborhood in SF as the 7th Day Adventist Church fire continues:

    https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/church-fire-california-broderick-22325953.php

    #sfnews

  2. SAN FRANCISCO DRUG SCENE SEEN AS A FAILING ECOSYSTEM

    Why did San Francisco police arrest 40 people in October 2026? Learn how the drug crackdown affects businesses and public safety in the Tenderloin district.

    #sanfrancisco, #tenderloin, #drugcrackdown, #sfnews, #publicsafety

    newsletter.tf/san-francisco-dr

  3. San Francisco police arrested 40 people with warrants during a single-day operation. This is part of a larger effort to stop drug sales in grocery stores and public spaces.

    #sanfrancisco, #tenderloin, #drugcrackdown, #sfnews, #publicsafety
    newsletter.tf/san-francisco-dr

  4. Protesters block 16th and Valencia following Wan Mei Tan’s death and call for improved pedestrian safety.

    “No more pedestrian deaths! No more senior deaths!”

    #sfba #SanFrancisco #MissionDistrict #SFNews #PedestrianSafety

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/wan-m

  5. Rodrigo Santos, the former president of the San Francisco Building Inspection Commission, pleaded guilty to a total of 17 federal counts including bank fraud, falsifying records to the FBI, and tax evasion.

    The prosecution is part of a larger federal investigation into a web of corruption in San Francisco that involved former San Francisco Public Works director Mohammed Nuru.

    #sfba #SanFrancisco #SFNews #SFPol

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/rodri

  6. CW: SF Car-Related Death

    An elderly woman was declared dead after being struck by a car on 16th and Valencia. While the driver’s turn was legal, police speculate that she might have fallen on the crosswalk prior to being struck.

    Police are still investigating.

    #SFNews #MissionDistrict #SanFrancisco

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/pedes

  7. CW: SF Shooting

    On the same block as the SFPD Mission Station, four people were shot in a late-night shooting leaving a 28-year-old man dead early Friday morning.

    #SFNews #MissionDistrict #sfpd

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/quadr

  8. The city’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing opened four emergency shelters that will accept residents on a first-come-first-serve basis.

    With an estimated 7,754 unhoused residents, spaces are limited and city workers are concentrating their shelter outreach on flood-prone areas.

    #sf #sfba #SFNews #cawx #SFStorm #AtmosphericRiver #unhoused #homeless

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/san-f

  9. Mere days after San Francisco was pummeled by strong winds and rain of over five inches on New Year’s Eve, another storm is en route.

    Check back throughout the day for information on flooding, shelters, and other storm-related news.

    #sf #sfba #SFNews #SFStorm #cawx #AtmosphericRiver

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/live-

  10. After the city failed to put in place flood barriers for Saturday’s storm, residents and businesses at 17th and Folsom took advantage of a rain-free Tuesday before the next big one.

    #sf #sfba #SFStorm #CAwx #SFNews

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/sf-st

  11. The Recreation and Parks Department has partially privatized San Francisco’s public reservation system for soccer fields.

    Charging a $13.99 fee in San Francisco, the ‘Just Play’ app is both more expensive and less accessible than the public reservation system.

    #sf #sfba #SFRecPark #SFNews

    missionlocal.org/2023/01/just-

  12. The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission usually sets up flood barriers in advance of atmospheric river conditions.

    That did not happen this year.

    #sf #sfba #SFNews #MissionDistrict

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/sf-fl

  13. Please consider Mission Local for your year end giving and support local news in San Francisco.

    We can't make clones of Joe Eskenazi, but we’re doing the next best thing by training young journalists who reflect the diversity of the city with the same speed, ebullience and humor. We rely on our readers' support to continue the excellent reporting from our staff.

    #sfba #sf #SFNews #journalists #journalism #LocalNews #donate

    missionlocal.org/support-our-p

  14. 2022 was an eventful year and there was much to be reported on in San Francisco. Mission Local’s staff reflect on their favorite stories.
    #sfba #sf #SFNews #MissionDistrict #journalists #journalism #LocalNews

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/staff

  15. 2022 was an eventful year and there was much to be reported on in San Francisco. Mission Local’s staff reflect on their favorite stories.
    #sfba #sf #SFNews #MissionDistrict

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/staff

  16. State money sent to the district months ago still hasn't been distributed to 148 teachers. Read Joe Eskenazi’s latest piece on how San Francisco continues to fail its teachers in the payroll crisis.
    #sfba #sf #SFNews #SFUSD

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/san-f

  17. If you were doing some last minute shopping before Christmas, you might have seen almost 100 workers from Macy’s Union Square flagship store in San Francisco on strike. “Don’t shop Macy’s! Don’t shop Macy’s!” workers chanted.
    #sfba #sf #SFNews #Macys #union

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/macys

  18. Federal judge indicated at a hearing that she may grant a preliminary injunction forbidding the clearance of homeless people from the streets.

    “What we expect [the injunction] to say is that San Francisco can no longer be policing unhoused people unless the shelter system is back open, and people actually have practical access to shelter.”
    #SFBA #SF #SFNews #unhoused #homeless

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/homel

  19. The city’s Public Works Department has announced that the “Slim Silhouette” will be SF’s new public trash can. While the prototype ran some $18,800, city officials said the mass-produced bins will be more cost-efficient at $2,000-$3,000 a can. Design adjustments and necessary approval processes to follow. #SFBA #SF #SFNews #trash #TrashCan #TrashBin

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/sfs-t

  20. Clothing store Laku on 22nd street is closed after the owner, Yaeko Yamashita, was a victim of a hit-and-run. Her recovery time is expected to be seven weeks.

    Her GoFundMe link is included in the story below. #SFBA #SF #MissionDistrict #SFNews

    missionlocal.org/2022/12/laku-

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