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Mission Local
Published September 28Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: What would your opponent be better at than you in Congress?
The San Francisco congressional candidates are spending their days battling each other. But what do they think their opponent would do well? Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: What would your opponent be better at than you in Congress?
Richmondside
Published September 28LifeLong Medical strike: East Bay workers rally in Richmond
LifeLong Medical strike: East Bay workers rally in Richmond Workers want higher wages and better working conditions while management says they’re limited by federal financial uncertainties.
Mission Local
Published September 28Muni stabbing victim was good Samaritan who stepped in to help two women, DA says
District Attorney’s Office says suspect pulled box cutter on good Samaritan attempting to intervene on behalf of two female passengers Muni stabbing victim was good Samaritan who stepped in to help two women, DA says
Mission Local
Published September 28Last year, business surged in the Tenderloin. How’s this year going?
Business in the Tenderloin is off to a slow start but if it's anything like last year, the peaks are yet to come. Last year, business surged in the Tenderloin. How’s this year going?
City of San Rafael
Published September 2810/1: Temporary Road Closure Notification – Ritter Street
The Ritter Center in San Rafael will be moving two portable buildings that are currently located at 16 Ritter Street and will need to close Ritter Street at this location for the duration of the move. The closure will occur on Thursday, 10/1, between approximately 9am – 3pm. They…
Alameda Post
Published September 28Mi’Chelle Fredrick Art Retrospective at Mastick Senior Center
Mastick Senior Center presents "Looking Back on Exploring, Studying, Imagining," an art exhibit that showcases the breadth of Alameda’s Mi’Chelle Fredrick's work. The gallery features a total of 66 original drawings and paintings on display through on November 14.
Alameda Post
Published September 28Preparing Alameda for El Niño
Governor Newsom declared a statewide state of emergency on September 21 in anticipation of strong fall and winter storms. In Alameda, residents can expect potential flooding, fallen trees, and power outages. Jean Chen talks with the Public Works Director and City Manager about El…
Alameda Post
Published September 28AUSD Reviews Enrollment, Approves New Interim Board Member
"According to AUSD data, enrollment is generally up district-wide," reports Desmond Bracken. "Despite these promising trends for AUSD, the district—and many other public school districts throughout the country—expects a future decline in new students as current birth rates hit…
Richmondside
Published September 28Richmondside mayoral forum is Thursday. How to register and what’s at stake
Richmondside mayoral forum is Thursday. How to register and what’s at stake Ask questions and hear from the candidates for mayor at Oct. 1 forum at the Memorial Auditorium
Mission Local
Published September 28San Francisco’s wealthiest have unprecedented control of city politics
Our city fathers (if you like them) or oligarchs (if you don’t) have never been richer, more brazen or faced weaker opposition San Francisco’s wealthiest have unprecedented control of city politics
Mission Local
Published September 28Ho Yin Mo’s ICE detention puzzles, frightens Hong Kong community in the U.S.
A presidential directive protects eligible Hong Kong residents from deportations. Mo’s arrest has left others fearing it won’t keep them out of ICE detention. Ho Yin Mo’s ICE detention puzzles, frightens Hong Kong community in the U.S.