#mission-street

#mission-street

CAMINARTE provides an immersive experience into Mission Street's art scene on September 14th, led by notable artist Renée DeCarlo. [ more ]

Join CAMINARTE art walk led by Renée DeCarlo on August 10, 2024, to explore vibrant Mission Street art scene. [ more ]

The temporary street vendor ban on Mission Street in San Francisco will be extended for six more months due to improved street conditions.

Some legally permitted vendors are unhappy with the ban and prefer to sell on Mission Street rather than in indoor vendor areas. [ more ]

San Francisco is extending the ban on street vendors on Mission Street for six more months.

The ban is aimed at discouraging illegal operations and improving safety on the street. [ more ]

Sales tax revenue along Valencia Street increased by 3.2% during the period when the bike lane was installed.

In contrast, sales tax revenue on Mission Street fell by 0.9% during the same period. [ more ]

Mission Street has a high number of commercial vacancies, but it is still considered less desirable than nearby Valencia Street.

People are more inclined to stay on Valencia Street and are less likely to walk in the Mission Street neighborhood at night. [ more ]

The city of San Francisco is providing financial support for street vendors who have been banned from selling on Mission Street.

Permitted street vendors in San Francisco's Mission District are urging Supervisor Hillary Ronen to end the 90-day street ban, claiming she is not listening to their concerns. [ more ]

A temporary ban on street vending on Mission Street has been implemented for 90 days.

Vendors now have access to indoor spaces for their businesses.

Police and Department of Public Works staff are patrolling to enforce the ban. [ more ]

Supervisor Hillary Ronen will not delay the Mission Street vending ban and has revealed alternative sites for vending.

The ban will be a temporary 90-day ban on vending on Mission Street between 14th and Cesar Chavez streets.

Legal vendors will have alternative sites to vend while the ban is in place. [ more ]

Street vendors in San Francisco are requesting a delay on a ban on selling along Mission Street until January.

There was a heated meeting between street vendors and District Supervisor Hillary Ronen regarding the ban.

Ronen's office announced the street vending ban, originally set to be enforced in early November, to prevent both permitted and unpermitted vendors from selling across the Mission Street corridor. [ more ]