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Filipino-American history scholar honored at SOMArts Dia de los... -
Panel discussion highlights anniversary of the day SFPD ran amok at a... -
Part 2: La Lista, a near impossible hurdle in the migrant search of... -
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Tech philanthropy misses mark with Mission District Latino families
What's Going On?
Bay Area students take to the streets of SF as part of worldwide youth...
Thousands of students from across the Bay Area gathered in front of Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco office Sept. 20, joining millions of other youth around the world in a coordinated “strike”... A Look at the Community
Death, divinity and dark humor take center stage in BATCO’s latest...
Death is a scary thing. But so is not living. That’s the premise of “Death and the Artist,” a theatrical production by Bay Area Theatre Company (BATCO), which is set to open Oct. 17 at Mission...
The Mission celebrates Mayan culture
Celebrating indigenous art and culture, City College of San Francisco’s Mission Campus hosted the Festival of Maya Culture on Sept. 21, where attendees enjoyed a fashion show, dance performances and...
President Nayib Bukele’s war on the Salvadoran working class begins
In the middle of the night on Sept. 17, a masked group of men armed with knives and machetes attacked the headquarters of El Salvador’s largest and historic public sector union, the Salvadoran...
‘El Capitan’ Corrales continues to shake things up as voice of the...
Ramiro Corrales’ life is one made for the big screen. Growing up a humble first-generation Mexican-American kid from the Bay Area,...
