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Renters rallied at the California State Capitol, demanding support for a statewide rent control bill that aims to reduce allowable rent increases from 10% to 5%. Assemblymember Ash Kalra sponsors the Affordable Rent Act, which also extends rent control to single-family homes and makes some temporary measures permanent. The bill has sparked opposition from landlord groups, citing concerns over housing availability.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie faces pressure to reverse proposed budget cuts that could eliminate over $9.5 million in funding for critical social programs. Local nonprofits argue that these cuts threaten essential services for at-risk youth and domestic violence victims. The mayor must present his budget proposal by June 1.
Dance Mission Theater hosts the PORTALS event on April 26, 2025, showcasing Asian Pacific Islander culture through music and dance. The event will take place at 3316 24th St, San Francisco, from 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM. This festival aims to celebrate community and cultural diversity.
The Marsh in San Francisco will host the event "Lynne Kaufman – Shameless Hussy" on April 26, 2025, starting at 8 PM local time. The event features a seating assignment and highlights contributors such as David Keith and Anaïs Nin. This performance marks an engaging opening night for attendees.
MCCLA hosts "Noche Colombiana," a vibrant concert celebrating Colombian culture, on April 26, 2025, in San Francisco. The event runs from 6 PM to 5 AM the following day, featuring music and traditional carnival festivities.
The Roxie Theater, a historic cinema since 1913, aims to raise $7 million to purchase its building, with $1.4 million still needed. Executive Director Lex Sloan highlighted the theater's rich history and commitment to serving the local community during a recent Q&A. The Roxie's eclectic programming and dedication to film preservation continue to attract cinephiles and local audiences.
Workers near 16th and Mission streets report a slight decrease in illegal activities since the arrival of a mobile SFPD unit. Local employees have noticed fewer vendors selling stolen goods, although some illegal activities have shifted to nearby alleyways. The police presence has made some workers feel safer, particularly at night.
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Michael Santiago reports on the latest developments from San Francisco in the article titled "Lindo." The piece provides a snapshot of local news, emphasizing community engagement and civic participation. Readers can expect updates on various topics affecting the Bay Area.
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced plans to sue the Trump administration over policies affecting sanctuary cities. The event, titled "Manny’s: Suing the Trump Admin," will take place on April 28, 2025, at Manny's in San Francisco. This legal action aims to protect the rights of Asian Americans and uphold municipal law.