Carolyn Stein
Mission Local
United States
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So how exactly do you get one of those vending permits?
Vending permits - how many have been issued and how to get one. Enforcement begins Tuesday, Sept. 12. → Read More
The strange and terrible saga of Mohammed Nuru turns the page: Judge hands down 7-year sentence
The Mohammed Nuru today sentenced to seven years in prison was a diminished Mohammed Nuru, and San Francisco is a diminished city. He is no longer → Read More
Mario Gomez Sanchez identified as victim of Mission quadruple-shooting
Mario Gomez Sanchez, 63, was shot dead early Sunday morning at 19th and Mission streets. Three other victims were injured in the shooting. Three of → Read More
SFUSD Back to School 2022: Another Op'nin', Another Show
Grant Miller, 4, walked up Bartlett Street decked out in his light-up Spider-Man sneakers. His father and best friend for the summer, Nick, trailed behind → Read More
People We Meet: Leah Morrett
The small store on 16th Street looks like a cross between a child’s bedroom and a magic shop. Bookshelves are brimming with colorful comics and stories. → Read More
Neighborhood Notes: Mission Cultural Center, Jam Night and more!
Don't know what to do this weekend? We got you. Events to do this week and beyond. → Read More
Man set ablaze in Sunday morning encampment attack
Residents near 18th and Shotwell streets on Sunday morning awoke to the sound of an explosion and then a man screaming outside their windows -- a tent was → Read More
24th Street BART plazas fenced off due to rampant illegal vending
How do you combat 24th Street BART Plaza’s illegal fencing? With fencing, apparently. “Temporary” fencing has been erected with the stated intent of → Read More
Diego Rivera in the Mission: a tale told in three stories
In honor of SF MOMA’s new exhibit ‘Diego Rivera’s America,’ we explore the famed artist’s legacy on the Mission District. → Read More
Neighborhood Notes: Music, mimes, July 4 and more
The Community Music Center: Traditions Moving Forward Martha Rodríguez-Salazar will host the final “Traditions Moving Forward” speaker series on June 30 → Read More