Sasha Perigo
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Vacant Castro home occupied by unhoused SF residents in May Day protest
Couper Orona and Jess Gonzalez occupied a vacant home in the Castro for several hours before being removed by police, in a protest led by a new homeless advocacy organization called Reclaim SF. → Read More
Sloat Garden Center likely to close for new mixed-use development
Two different potential condo developments have been proposed for the site of the garden center, an Outer Sunset staple since the 1950s. → Read More
Library's online collections help San Franciscans weather self-isolation
The library’s physical locations are closed during shelter-in-place orders. But its online resources are vast, from newspapers to movies to kids' content. → Read More
Craigslist price-gougers could face legal penalties for marked-up COVID-19 supplies
Selling marked-up masks, hand sanitizer and toilet paper isn't just unethical — it's illegal. → Read More
Bay Area real estate mogul hosts high-dollar Trump-Pence fundraiser in Nob Hill
The president of the San Francisco Fine Arts Museums and a part-owner of the San Francisco Giants were among the attendees. → Read More
Unofficial Muni signage encourages riders to 'be gay, do crime'
N-Judah commuters were greeted during rush hour with the unofficial signs, which admonish against transphobia. → Read More
Task Force member goes on hunger strike to advocate for SRO rent reductions
Jordan Davis, a tenant representative to the city’s SRO Task Force, is asking the city to cap SRO rents at 30% of tenants' incomes. → Read More
Upcoming Muni fare hike unfair to low-income riders who pay cash, advocates say
Despite the recent passage of a law requiring SF businesses to accept cash, Muni is set to raise fares on riders who pay cash on July 1. → Read More
SF Pride considers excluding Google from parade over homophobic harassment on YouTube
Activists and former Google employees are lobbying Pride's board to exclude the company from this year's event. → Read More
'Living a nightmare': San Francisco's homeless mothers share their stories
Homeless mothers rallied on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to demand stable housing for themselves and their children. → Read More
Life in an SRO: Tenderloin residents open their home to neighbors for performance art piece
Residents of the Hotel Iroquois, a Tenderloin single-room-occupancy hotel, are opening its doors this weekend for free tours and performances. → Read More