Hundreds gathered in downtown San Francisco to protest U.S. military action in Venezuela after the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Who gets housing support in S.F.? Inside a system that frustrates homeless families
Many families with unstable housing describe the process of qualifying for housing support in San Francisco as opaque and emotionally exhausting. Here’s how it works.
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El Tecolote met the moment for S.F. Latino immigrants in 2025. Here’s what’s next
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re sharing some of our most impactful initiatives from the year.
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Remembering Ricardo “El Tigre” Peña, the beating heart of S.F.’s Mission
The beloved cultural keeper will be deeply missed by his wife, Connie, his two children, and hundreds of Aztec danzantes and community members.
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SF outreach worker allegedly sold RV permits for cash. Now, the city is investigating
San Francisco is investigating allegations that a city worker with the Homeless Outreach Team sold RV parking permits for cash.
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Protest at SF immigration courthouse ends in dozens of arrests
More than 40 faith leaders and immigrant rights advocates were arrested Tuesday morning after blocking entrances to San Francisco’s immigration courthouse.
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Open Call: Submit artwork to Sinvergüenza group show
We invite Bay Area artists to submit work for Sinvergüenza, a group exhibition honoring women and nonbinary people who refuse to shrink, apologize or conform.
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S.F. Latino community is mourning Ricardo “Tigre” Peña. Help us celebrate his life
We invite you to share an anecdote, memory or photograph of Ricardo that you are willing to share with us.
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9 free food pantries in San Francisco offering Latino staples
These food pantries offer fresh, culturally relevant ingredients, including chiles, herbs, squash, and staples for tamales, pozole and other holiday meals.
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‘We can’t food bank our way out of this’: Looming SNAP cuts threaten S.F. Latinos
Advocates warn that SNAP pauses and political standoffs are only a preview of looming, long-term federal cuts that could push more than half a million Californians into food insecurity,