En respuesta a las recientes protestas de los autobuses de Google, el alcalde Ed Lee ofreciĆ³ una conferencia de prensa el 6 de enero para presentar los planes de la ciudad para el manejo de los problemas relacionados con el uso de las paradas de MUNI por los autobuses de enlace de alta tecnologĆa de lujo.
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Mission shooting at 26th and Folsom streets
According to a witness, who requested to remain unidentified, the passengers of a black Honda Accord wearing ski masks open fired on two Hispanic males walking on the 3200 block of 26th Street. At approximately 2:10 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 26.
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Construction of 24 Street Bart Plaza underway
After 12 years of planning and over $4 million spent, the Bay Rapid Transit System (BART) is about to complete renovations to its Southwest Plaza on the corner of 24th and Mission streets.
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Assistance program offers free food to immigrant community
Many of the admirers of the majestic, recently repainted Maestra Peace that fronts the Womenās Building in the heart of the Mission District are unaware of the valuable social services offered inside.
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Options for undocumented immigrants in 2014
The majority Republican House of Representatives has decided not to address issues related to immigration reform this year; undocumented immigrants will have to wait beyond 2013 for amnesty. Since 2014 is an election year, legislative changes that allow the attainment of immigration status of the estimated 12 million immigrants residing in the United States are unlikely to be adopted.
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New Years Special: Adam Shulman
Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Before the move, Shulman was a student at UC Santa Cruz where he studied with the great Smith Dobson and the trumpeter/arranger Ray Brown. He received his degree in classical performance under the tutelage of […]
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Yumi Tosha
Mezzo soprano Yumi Tomsha gave her New York debut recital in 2008at Bargemusic, the magical āfloating concert hall.ā As an oratorio soloist, she has been featured in works including Bachās St. John Passion and Mass in b minor, and Vivaldiās third Dixit Dominus and Gloria. Yumi is currently working on a solo album that will […]
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BATS Improv: Holiday Musical
Set during the holidays, completely improvised and inspired by audience suggestions, BATS actors create a fulllength musical that warms your heart and fills your belly with laughter. Where:Ā Fort Mason Center, 2 Marina Blvd. Admission: $17 ā $20 For more info: (415) 345-7500 / www.fortmason.org
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Bolo
Bolo is a dynamic ensemble featuring percussionist/singer Surya Prakasha, bassistand bansuri & ney flute player Eliyahu Sills (The Qadim Ensemble), and multiinstrumentalist Evan Fraser (Hamsa Lila). With a fresh improvisational approach, the group creates songs that will move, uplift and transport. With African-sourced grooves, African and Indian melodies and songs, āBoloā speaks to the heart […]
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Amiguitos de La PeƱa Presents: Snail People Snail
People is green music for kids and families. This multi-instrumental male/ female duo encourages singing and dancing along. Snail People also write songs with whole audiences! Reimagined folk songs and fun originals unite in story cycles that encourage sustainability and slowing down. Where: La PeƱa Cultural Center ā¢ 3105 Shattuck Ave. (Berkeley,CA) Admission: $5 adults; […]