While some RV residents and advocates fear mass towing, in practice, the city officials say the new towing policy will only be deployed as “a tool of last resort.”
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San Francisco Día de los Muertos altars honor Palestinian grief and resilience
The SOMArts altar exhibition encourages people to move beyond the overwhelm of ongoing war, allowing grief to transform into a deeper resilience and hope.
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From La Llorona to Gaza: How a Latinx artist challenges the stories we tell
Renowned artist and muralist Juana Alicia turns familiar narratives upside down in San Francisco’s Mission and beyond.
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10 Día de los Muertos events you can’t miss in San Francisco
In San Francisco, giant altars, traditional danzantes, exhibits, and performances will take over parks and venues around the city, inviting everyone to honor loved ones who have passed.
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D9 candidates: Why should Latinx communities support you?
District 9 candidates weigh in on why they deserve the support of San Francisco’s Latinx communities amid rising costs, job insecurity, and housing challenges.
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Noncitizen parents can vote in S.F. school board election. Here’s what to know
San Francisco is one of the few cities in the country where certain noncitizen residents can legally vote for school board candidates.
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D9 candidates: How would you strengthen cultural districts?
Here’s what candidates in the District 9 race had to say about strengthening cultural hubs vital to Latino and Indigenous life.
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Dan Lurie Spends Mucha Mula, But Not on Latino Community-Based Media
Hecho en California’s Marcos Gutierrez asks: Why are Latino community-based media being excluded from mayoral candidate Dan Lurie’s massive campaign budget?
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Election 2024: A Spanish-language voter guide for San Francisco’s Latinx communities
El Tecolote devoted its October 17th print edition to providing election information specifically for San Francisco’s Latinx, Spanish-speaking voters.
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Día de los Muertos: Bring a photo of a loved one to El Tecolote’s community altar
To honor loved ones during Día de los Muertos, we invite you to bring a photograph to El Tecolote’s art gallery ahead of a candlelight vigil on November 2.