Call for Submissions – Mission Loc@l Film Festival
As if the Mission weren’t arty enough, our friends over at Mission Loc@l have announced that they are launching a film festival and are putting out a call for submissions.
Mission District News
Undocumented students are waiting for the DREAM Act to be signed, San Francisco officials tell Mission drivers to slow down, a landlord’s plans for property on 15th Street are coming under plenty of scrutiny and the fight continues over proposed wireless antennas.
Mission District News
The big story in the Mission this past week has been the big story in San Francisco over the last few weeks: BART, protests and plenty of upset people.
Mission District News
BART was front and center with its cell phone controversy and downtown protest… prostitution continues to be a problem, especially on Capp Street… merchants on Mission Street fear they are being targeted with “drive-by lawsuits”… and Charanga owner Gabriela Salas takes us to her other favorite restaurant in the Mission.
Mission District News
What’s going down in the Mission this week? The Dolores Park dilemma, a couple of arrests, scenes From “Valencia: The Movie”, and the pitfalls of red curb parking. You can find out about all this and more in this week’s Mission Local News…
Mission District News
The Mission may be one of the most diverse, and definitely the warmest, neighborhoods in SF. It’s rich with immigrant communities and artists’ communities alike and it’s usually in the center of any hotbed controversy. The site, Mission Local, does a fabulous job in covering the ins and outs of this dynamic district. As part of Street’s new weekly Hood series, we’ll be posting the top stories from Mission Local every week.
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