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Mission Local wraps its live Pride coverage as San Francisco moves from a protest-heavy weekend on Market Street to celebratory events in the Mission and Castro, including the Dyke March and the main Pride parade, ending with reflections on the cityâs loud, proud exhale and a call to hydrate and enjoy the community.
A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on Mission Street near South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. The driver fled, but police located a matching Mercedes and detained the suspect after a short chase; a baby passenger was released. As of the latest update, no arrests had been publicly announced.
A person was shot on Mission Street near 17th in San Francisco and is in life-threatening condition after a âbig fightâ on the block; police said a suspect fled on foot toward 18th Street, and the victim sought safety inside HOMEY, a local youth nonprofit, with officers still investigating whether one person or a group was involved.
Three people were stabbed in San Franciscoâs Mission District and transported to a hospital, with two in critical condition and one with minor injuries. The incident occurred around 4:55 p.m. at 16th and Mission, and a suspect was taken into custody.
San Francisco police arrested a suspect after three people were stabbed near the 16th Street and Mission BART station; two victims are in life-threatening condition and one is non-life-threatening, with the suspectâs identity not released as the investigation continues.
The San Francisco Community Land Trust purchased a five-unit building in the Mission District, securing long-term housing for its tenants and preventing displacement, with the city supporting the $1.55 million purchase through various programs, providing relief and stability to longtime residents.
An explosion at a Shell gas station in San Francisco's Mission District caused a large fire, which has now been extinguished, with reports suggesting an underground tank may have exploded.
Huge crowds celebrated Carnaval San Francisco, the largest multicultural festival on the West Coast, featuring a parade, music, food, and performances that honor Latin-American, Caribbean, and African cultures. The event, now in its 46th year, spanned 20 blocks in the Mission District and included 50 local artists and 400 vendors.
Thousands gathered in the Mission District for the 46th annual Carnaval parade on May 26, 2024, featuring lowriders and various community participants.
San Francisco's Carnaval Festival in the Mission District has led to multiple street closures from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday for the Grand Parade. The event celebrates Latin and Caribbean culture with food, music, dance, arts, and crafts. For more details on Muni reroutes, visit the SFMTA webpage.
A man was shot and killed on his first day of work at a barbershop in San Francisco's Mission District. The suspect, Alexander Martinez, was arrested in Richmond after a nine-hour investigation by the SFPD. The victim, described as being in his 20s and from Venezuela, collapsed and died inside the barbershop after being shot outside. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the SFPD.
A man was fatally shot in San Francisco's Mission District on Friday afternoon, with the shooting occurring on the 2300 block of Mission Street. Emergency crews are at the scene, and traffic delays are expected, while the public is advised to avoid the area due to police activity. No arrests have been made, and no suspect details have been released at this time.
The original Philz Coffee location in San Francisco's Mission District is closing its doors after 20 years in business. The company made the decision not to renew its lease and current employees were offered positions at other San Francisco locations.
A shooting near the John O'Connor Tech soccer field in San Francisco's Mission District resulted in the death of one person. The victim was found shot and was taken to a nearby hospital but did not survive. No arrests have been made, and there is no information about the suspect. City Supervisor Hilary Ronen expressed frustration and vowed to work with the community and city officials to prevent such incidents in the future.
After a year-long closure, Cha Cha Cha, a popular restaurant in San Francisco's Mission District, is set to reopen at its original location. The owner, Irfan Yalcin, closed the restaurant in 2022 due to high rent and slow business. In the meantime, another restaurant called Kuba took over the space but eventually closed. Yalcin is excited to return to his old digs and has made a new lease agreement with his old landlord. The restaurant will maintain its Caribbean and Latin-inspired menu and most of the previous staff will return. Yalcin hopes for a resurgence in the area with other nearby establishments reopening.