Leonard Peltier, 79, a Indigenous activist who has been imprisoned most of his life, has been denied parole amid deteriorating health.
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This local band celebrates San Francisco’s Latinx diaspora
Bululú’s second album is a love letter to both San Francisco and the Latinx diaspora looking to make it their home.
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Meet El Tecolote’s volunteer-powered summer news hub
Meet the ten people who are part of El Tecolote’s inaugural News Hub volunteer program this summer.
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RV community near SF State is uniquely Latinx — and getting pushed out
San Francisco is set to displace more than a hundred RV residents — a bilingual, tight-knit community primarily composed of Latinx workers and families.
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Street vendors’ trial return to Mission Street marks hard-fought political win
As part of a pilot program, ten permitted street vendors returned to sell their goods along San Francisco’s Mission Street.
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S.F. vigil for Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier marks ‘crucial’ parole hearing
At 79, Leonard Peltier’s health is declining. If he is not granted parole, it might be another decade before he gets another chance.
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Mission art show: San Francisco and El Salvador get fused in new exhibition
Josue Rojas’s fifth major solo art exhibition, “Central American Pie,” is now on display at The Incline Gallery in San Francisco.
Posted inObituaries
Remembering Raymond Michael Patlán: Master muralist dedicated to the people
Raymond Michael Patlán, who died at 76 in April, had a profound impact on the U.S. mural movement.
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District 9 candidates: Why should immigrant communities support you?
Amid San Francisco’s influx of homeless migrant families and Biden’s recent executive order to block asylum seekers at the border, here’s how candidates answered the critical question.
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What Biden’s border order means for California
Advocates argue the changes could cause the California border to become more chaotic and deadly as migrants seek increasingly remote areas to cross undetected and illegally.