Drivers behaving badly get citations on Ocean Avenue. Plus:
ā¢ All about Sords Card Emporium
ā¢ Taishan Cuisine says so long
ā¢ SF's immigrant Affairs head pays a visit
On to the news.
Alex Mullaney
The Light's founder and editor
Traffic Citations Fly On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue On Mayor Daniel Lurie's Orders
By San Francisco Police Officers didn't even have to wait a Frisco minute to discover drivers violating the law. Read more Ā»
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Sords Card Emporium's Eryk Lewandowski Sells Shovels In Collectibles Gold Rush
By āPeople are looking for PokĆ©mon," owner Eryk Lewandowski said. "Instead of just flipping items from Target, be Target.ā Read more Ā»
Taishan Cuisine Closes Location On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue
The restaurant could not replicate the success of its Chinatown location. Read more Ā»
San Franciscoās Immigrant Affairs Head On Staying Vigilant Amid Drastic Change
By Jorge Rivas shared details on the ongoing challenges and threats facing San Franciscoās immigrant communities and how the city is fighting back. Read more Ā»
Reserve your spot for the first talk in SF Heritageās Page Memorial Lecture Series, an evening celebrating the Geneva Car Barn and Powerhouse (2301 San Jose Ave.) on Wednesday, April 22, at 6:30 p.m. This special event is in partnership with the Friends of the Geneva Office Building and Powerhouse. This is a limited-capacity free event, RSVP is required for entry. Donations are welcome and support San Francisco Heritageās nonprofit mission.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
If you missed any of The Light's stories last week, pour some coffee, take some time out and dive in.
City College Student Cece Chen On Finding Floral Fashion
By Anne Marie Kristoff ā¢ Read more Ā»
San Francisco Giants-Backed Crocker Amazon Turf Plan Sparks Protest At FanFest
By Kyra Young ā¢ Read more Ā»
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EVENT PICKS
Selected events from this week's Things To Do.
šø Hart n Blaze and Jam at Ocean Ale House | Thursday, 6 p.m. | No Cover | Ingleside
āļø CYC Disaster Preparedness Workshop at Excelsior Branch Library | Friday, 3 ā 4 p.m. | Free with Registration | Excelsior
š§¹ Tend the Wild: Volunteer Day at Minnie & Lovie Ward Recreational Center | Saturday, 9 a.m. ā noon | Free with RSVP | Ocean View
š§ TWST White Rabbit Fest Cupsleeve Event at My Cup of Tea | Sunday, Noon ā 5 p.m. | No Cover | Lakeside Village
šļø Winter Series Night Jam: Willie G and the Willie G Blues Band Performance at I.T. Bookman Community Center | Monday, 7 - 9 p.m. | $10 Cover | Ocean View
WORTH READING
- San Francisco's district attorney warns of fake traffic violation notices NBC
- 2 years after deadly West Portal crash, family and friends push for safer streets NBC
- S.F. Zoo to cut jobs amid financial pressures San Francisco Chronicle
- Parents of SFPD recruit who died after training sue the city, alleging missteps and a cover-up San Francisco Chronicle
- Younger Chinese Americans are fighting to save traditions their generation has forgotten San Francisco Chronicle
- SFPD sees biggest hiring surge in years after recruitment slump. This is why San Francisco Chronicle
- Five months into S.F.ās ban on RVs, 82 former RV dwellers have been housed. Others are now on the street. Mission Local
- Woman recounts fight to open prestigious San Francisco athletic clubs to women NBC Bay Area
- Stonestown Galleria reopens after S.F. police investigate threats that prompted evacuations San Francisco Chronicle
- Arrests behind closed doors: How ICE traps immigrants at routine appointments Mission Local
- S.F.ās exodus still hasnāt reversed. Hereās how the population trend compares to other regions San Francisco Chronicle
- Muniās fare revenue has collapsed. A new report points to a familiar problem San Francisco Chronicle
- Muni streetcar crashed into Lurieās Rivian, costing $21K. Plus: Sunset supe angers YIMBYs San Francisco Standard
- Critics say San Francisco police may have improperly assisted ICE during SFO detainment CBS
- SF Judge Orders Public Defender to Pay $26K in Contempt Fines KQED
- Mass deportations would shrink Bay Area economy by $67 billion annually: report SF Business Times
- San Francisco once led the fight against police surveillance. Now itās a laboratory for it San Francisco Standard
- BART: The worst-case scenarios are actually worse than youāve heard Mission Local
- We asked every S.F. politician about the āOverpaid CEOā tax. Here are their answers. Mission Local
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