Ofc. E. Teper says: Shots Fired: On June 25th at 7:30 pm, officers responded to Pennsylvania and Mariposa on a call of shots fired. They met with several witnesses that saw a suspect on the overpass in the area shooting at a passing Cal Train. After shooting at the train, the suspect was seen placing […]
Anthony Myint, chef at the Mission Bowling Club, is not satisfied with helping to raise $125,000 for the San Francisco Food Bank — he wants to run a portable restaurant inside of the giant building. In a post on the Mission Street Food blog he says: For the last two years, Mission Chinese Food has […]
What happens to a building like this? What is its disposition? I have some dubious credentials and a burning (haha) interest in this story. The first order of business is to see if there’s anything the SFPD still has to share. I contacted their public information office, Mindy Talmadge. She replied: The only additional information […]
The Dogpatch, an old industrial enclave, hums with fresh energy and commercial influx Andrea Koskey says: Piccino is just one example of the growth happening in the historically industrial are of The City that is east of Potrero Hill and is roughly boarded by Mariposa Street to the north, Cesar Chavez at the south and […]
Piccino Block Party Sunday, June 3rd 12-6pm 1001 Minnesota St. San Francisco Ca 94107 Hey! Piccino is having a block party tomorrow! It’s our first anniversary! One beautiful, intense, rewarding, inspiring year has gone by since we moved to the Yellow Building . . . and all of you made it possible. So come celebrate […]
Ray Sumser – The Characternity and Other Funny Pictures by Ray Sumser Opening Night: Thursday, June 7th, 2012 Showing Through: June 28th Treehouse Gallery (facebook) 2604 Third St. San Francisco, CA 94107 Dig In Mag has an interview with the artist. The Characternity and other Funny Pictures by Ray Sumser – a month long installation […]
Le Corbeau: (facebook) (twitter) (Kickstarter) 806 22nd Street San Francisco, CA 94107 The scuttlebutt in the neighborhood is that there is another new restaurant opening up, this time in the old detective agency. Wait. Pump the brakes. There was a detective agency in the DP? Amazing. It was O’Brien & Associates Investigations. In 1982 it […]
I guess the moon and sun had a little party. I was a little under the weather, but convinced my fiancée to help me make a camera obscura — which also conveniently obscures my identity*. Weirdly, while we were standing around staring at the little projected eclipse-in-a-box, some older folks came over and asked if […]
Drew Hoolhurst says: The Dogpatch has potential (and The Ramp is here), but you’re new to the city, so no. It’s far away, buddy. I’m just trying to help. He has a pretty good point about Dogpatch*, but lumping Dogpatch together with Hunter’s Point is a little… weird. What about Mission Bay**? Bayview? Vistacion Valley? […]
Sharp eyed reader Craig reminded me that Bon Appétit had recently posted about our fair neighborhood. Even better, Bon Appétit is a real life dead-trees-based magazine, out in that terrifying world. Examine Just For You’s blatant copyright infringement via scanned pages: Anyway, if you can’t be bothered to pick up a hardcopy, you can read […]
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