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Mother-daughter duo open Fruitvale restaurant with recipes honed on...
What's Going On?
Mission community gets a win with new 100 percent affordable housing...
The controversial proposal for majority-market-rate housing at 1515 South Van Ness Ave. (nicknamed by detractors “the titanic mess on South Van Ness”) has seemingly turned into a massive win for... A Look at the Community
United States of America: A “Gold Mountain,” or a “Golden...
Recently, I was away from the United States for a couple of long and wonderful months, with my wife Azucena. We travelled to Mexico and Chile. It was the tail end of summer in Chile and the beginning...
Elizabeth Warren’s campaign is pushing the conversation in the right...
Elizabeth Warren is the most intriguing Democratic candidate of the early 2020 campaign, having positioned herself as a top tier progressive, or at least she is campaigning as such. She has promised...
A necessary balance: neither a nerd nor a jock
A few days ago, one of my Facebook friends wrote: “I hate the hysteria that sometimes sports elicits on people”. I cannot agree. Hating sports or the enthusiasm (instead of “hysteria”) that...
