#mission-district

#mission-district

For nearly 200 days, a large white police bus sat on one of the busiest transit plazas in San Francisco. And during that time, it cost the Mission District police station 44 percent of its monthly overtime budget, according to Captain Sean Perdomo. The bus - a San Francisco Police Department "mobile command unit" - was meant to deter criminal activity like drug use and illegal vending at 16th and Mission streets.

It's such an honor to be the one to give it a refresh while paying homage to what it was.

We feel like it'll be very much an extension of our store in the Ferry Building, but definitely a more relaxed environment.

My favorite memories were when he would walk by and drop a, 'how's your love life going?' And he would then just laugh and walk away,

Nazzal sought to create a welcoming barbershop environment that catered to the working class while preserving the unique character of the Mission neighborhood.

The new Summer Sip and Stroll is more than just a fun evening out - it's part of an ongoing effort to uplift small businesses in the Mission District.

At 10:49 p.m., Lt. Manilla Padilla instructed revelers in the Mission District to disperse, saying, "You have four minutes to leave the area to disperse." The police presence included dozens of officers and sheriff's deputies, equipped and prepared to enforce the dispersal.

"How many drug addicts realistically can we afford to take care of?" asked Andrew Wickens, a local resident, igniting a heated debate about drug use in the Mission District.

Staring down the steam table at Irma's Pampanga is a great way to spend any weeknight where cooking your own dinner is an insurmountable task.

The coffee had to be just as good. Enter Bryan Overstreet of the Coffee Movement.