Natalia Gurevich
Mission Local
Contact Natalia
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Natalia:
A reckoning over race and culture at Ritual Coffee Roasters
After a long campaign from staffers for changes in the company’s culture, Eileen Rinaldi, the owner and founder of Ritual Roasters, responded in a June → Read More
Mission Community Market celebrates 10 years
Mission Community Market hit its 10th anniversary last month, and is celebrating the occasion Thursday, during National Farmers’ Market Week. → Read More
Ice cream diaries – fate at Xanath
As July bleeds into August, I’m pleased to note the dreary mornings burn away faster. Today’s exceptional weather demanded an appropriate destination for → Read More
The shows have stopped at the Cow Palace, now it's one of the city’s longest food lines
Once the venue for massive shows featuring everything from wrestling to rodeos, nowadays the Cow Palace in Daly City plays host to one of the largest food bank sites for the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. Some 1,200 to 1,500 residents from San Francisco and San Mateo County lineup every Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 […] → Read More
Ice cream diaires – a win at Humphry Slocombe
I scream, we scream. It seems we’re all screaming for ice cream. Perhaps because I’ve been talking about my arduous foray into ice cream tasting, or → Read More
Building owners take legal action, pressing the city to dismantle Tenderloin encampments
The owners of three Tenderloin buildings filed a lawsuit late last month against the city and county of San Francisco calling for the city to clean up the → Read More
San Francisco’s re-opening will stop until its vitals get better
Of the nearly 4,600 diagnosed cases in San Francisco, 1,000 were from the last two weeks alone, SF Health Department Director Dr. Grant Colfax said this → Read More
Ice cream diaries – not so smitten
I’ve grown attuned to the end of the week – my sweet tooth starts acting up, and like clockwork, I get a hankering for ice cream. Today presented yet → Read More
At La Cocina, COVID changed everything — except its baked-in resiliency
Spring at La Cocina, a nonprofit incubator for low-income food entrepreneurs, means entrepreneurs ironing out the details of business dreams: how to price → Read More
Ice cream diaries-bliss at Bi-Rite
Perhaps in the spirit of the holiday weekend, the sun was shining, and the picnicking at Dolores Park was in full swing today. Strolling by the park, my → Read More
Safe sleeping site short-lived
Only a little more than a month after opening, the “Safe Sleeping Village” in the Everett Middle School parking lot, is preparing to close. The village → Read More
The COVID fifteen includes ice cream — panic at Mitchell's
Every summer, San Francisco makes a paltry attempt at warm weather, but that hardly seems to matter to ice cream lovers – summer’s here and we’re willing → Read More
Beloved local creative studio and gallery sticking around
Earlier this week, co-founders Alexa Treviño and Ivan Lopez of Artillery AG on Mission Street were set to close up permanently. But in the span of 24 → Read More