Joe Eskenazi is a managing editor and columnist for Mission Local, an independent news outlet covering local news in San Francisco. With a focus on the Mission District, Joe's articles cover a range of topics including local politics, community events, and issues affecting the residents of San Francisco.
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Why did Daniel Lurie win? How did Connie Chan prevail while Dean Preston lost? And why did Prop. D fail so badly?
By: Joe Eskenazi
Counting continues, with a pair of contests being too close to call: D11 supervisor and the final open seat on the school board
Yujie Zhou and Joe Eskenazi took home awards for tech reporting. Photo by Abigail Van Neely
By: Joe Eskenazi, Daniel Lurie
Mayor-elect has pledged ‘fentanyl state of emergency.’ But he can’t do that.
By: Joe Eskenazi, Oscar Palma
No plans for Thanksgiving? Dinner conversation was as heavy as the gravy? check out our list of bars open in the Mission on Thanksgiving.
By: Joe Eskenazi
Mission Local has obtained a pair of previously confidential reports outlining the school district's problems. There are many.
The recall campaign against the Sunset supervisor is an infantile political moment. One that Engardio helped to create.
“Information gladly given, but safety requires avoiding unnecessary conversation.”
Most District 2 residents are likely asking "Who's Stephen Sherrill?" But the more relevant question is "Why Stephen Sherrill?"
With SFO moving to provide Waymo a permit to 'map' the roads, the battle between driverless car companies and drivers' unions will heat up
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