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See all of Mission Local news coverage in one place. Discover how Mission Local’s media bias informs their coverage and compare with thousands of other news outlets. Ground News has come across 1,389 headlines reported on by Mission Local during the past 3 months.

Mission Local’s media bias is unknown. Ground News is unable to assign a bias rating and does not have ratings available from Ad Fontes Media, All Sides, and Media Bias/Fact Check. Is Mission Local credible or reliable? Our Factuality score answers both of those questions. When it comes to Mission Local, we’ve assigned a unknown factuality rating. Ratings are assigned by aggregating scores from Ad Fontes Media and Media Bias/Fact Check.

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San Francisco is dying, and I’m leaving — write your own Mad Libs-type story!

San Francisco Misery and Exodus Fill-in-the-Blanks. Follow the form and generate your own article. You can even send it to your friends, your parents or your parents' friends. Just click copy to clipboard and post it in our comments section.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

At Bissap Baobab's alcohol license hearing, witnesses debate noise source for hours

A judge oversaw an eight-hour public hearing today on whether to approve Bissap Baobab's license to serve beer and wine. The hearing was initiated by a protest against the application filed by two condo owners in the building next door. The conflict between Senghor and the condo owners began in July, after the reopening of the business.See the Story

California, United States · California

Has fare evasion on SF's Muni become the new norm?

Fare dodging is the new normal on San Francisco buses. SFMTA data shows that ridership is recovering faster than sales of prepaid adult Muni passes. Revenue generated from single rides using cash, Clipper, and Muni Mobile also continues to lag behind ridership recovery.See the Story

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Storm updates

The Bay Area should expect widespread flooding, roads washing out, hillside collapsing, trees down, widespread power outages, and the worst of all, likely loss of human life. Thousands of sandbags have been distributed by the city to shore up at-risk properties. As of right now, all SFUSD schools are still open.

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City College students spend year without heat, jump from 'one icebox to another'

Three City College of San Francisco campuses haven't had working heat for months. Administration has provided a free space heater and one packet of hand warmers. Board of Trustees President Alan Wong said the board will vote on a contracting bid to fix the boilers and pipes on March 23.

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AG gets time to review prosecution of cop — and DA’s handling of case

The California Attorney General's office today requested and received an additional 90 days to review the prosecution of Christopher Samayoa, the former police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man in 2017. Last month, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced her intention to dismiss the charges. The AG's office is interested not only in the case but in investigating Jenkins' handling of it.

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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Dorsey slammed for proposal to change city's Sanctuary policy

Immigrant advocacy group FREE SF Coalition launched a rally in response to recent news that both Dorsey and District Attorney Brooke Jenkins want to rescind a policy that grants immigrants some protections from deportation. Last month, Dorsey proposed extending that exception category to undocumented immigrants who are newly charged with a violent or drug dealing felony and had been convicted of fentanyl dealing in the past seven years.

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Study finds racial disparities in deactivated Uber and Lyft drivers

First-of-its-kind study released today by the Asian Law Caucus and Los Angeles-based gig worker group Rideshare Drivers United. Study found that being a driver for a rideshare app was often a troubling work experience. Riders hold the power, and drivers are at their mercy.

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Michael Moritz's strange and terrible diagnosis of San Francisco

Michael Moritz wrote an op-ed in the New York Times saying San Francisco is a poorly governed place. He says it's all those loons on the Board of Supervisors; it's nothing to do with San Francisco's 30-year string of establishment-friendly, pro-business, moderate mayors. Moritz is a venture capitalist with a net worth of some $4.2 billion.

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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

In San Francisco, it takes a village to do illegal construction

The building code violations at 2867 San Bruno that this city has chosen to abide can all but be viewed from space. There are 29 units here in a structure warranted for 10, with either wholly absent or Mickey Mouse attempts at life-safety elements. In lieu of proper fire exit measures for a building this size, the owners belatedly installed a wildly non-code compliant, hulking set of scaffolding.

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California, United States · California

2550 Irving St. affordable project to proceed: Environmental appeal rejected

The Board of Appeals struck down an environmental appeal that would have imposed extra requirements on the construction of a 90-unit affordable housing project in the Sunset. The 2550 Irving Street project is poised to replace the former Police Credit Union building with a 100 percent affordable, seven-story apartment complex. A demolition permit for the existing structure was issued last November, but the Mid-Sunset Neighborhood Association quickly appealed, claiming that toxins on the land were not adequately understood or mitigated.

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