Day Around the Bay: Lurie Touts Zero Arrests' at SF No Kings Protests, Probably Hoping to Keep Trump's Troops Out

"The groundbreaking on that former Monster in the Mission' project that will be 450 units of affordable housing comes at the cost of the 40-year-old Chinese restaurant Mission Hunan near 16th and Mission streets. The building is being demolished, so the restaurant's last day will be October 31. But the same family owns Andy's Hong Kong Restaurant on Hickey Boulevard in South San Francisco, so fans can still get their fix there. [SFGate]"

"Tens of thousands of people came out in San Francisco on Saturday for peaceful protestswith no arrests. I want to thank San Franciscans for setting an example for how to make your voices heard peacefully. pic.twitter.com/aLN3BcpjTQ Daniel Lurie (@DanielLurie) October 21, 2025 In perhaps the most brazenly corrupt move in the nation's history, Donald Trump is demanding $230 million from the Justice Department for having prosecuted him for all the crimes he's committed or been accused of committing. [NY Times]"

A former Monster in the Mission site will become a 450-unit affordable housing project, requiring demolition of the 40-year-old Mission Hunan restaurant, whose last day is October 31. The same family operates Andy's Hong Kong Restaurant in South San Francisco as an alternative. Tens of thousands of people protested peacefully in San Francisco with no arrests. Donald Trump is demanding $230 million from the Justice Department related to his prosecutions. Demolition is underway at the White House for a proposed $250 million ballroom with a Reuters webcam monitoring the work. Thieves executed a major Louvre art heist, and an expert expects resale through a third party. An Oregon Zoo otter Halloween video is highlighted as a seasonal favorite.

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