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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Joe Eskenazi's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government and politics in San Francisco. He also covers crime-related topics quite extensively. If you're considering reaching out to him, providing insights or expert commentary related to local government policies, legal regulations in San Francisco, or developments in the city's political landscape would likely be of interest.
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Jail inmates, says former Assistant Sheriff Michael Marcum, “are not some others or aliens. They are part of the community. They are part of San Francisco.” Illustration by Neil Ballard
By: Joe Eskenazi
California adopted ballot designations, in which candidates list their professions, vocations, or occupations on the ballot, in 1931. It quickly became, in the words of one historian, the 'world's greatest lying contest.' Illustration by Neil Ballard
By: Joe Eskenazi, Lydia Chávez, Abe Lincoln
It turns out that honesty is not the best policy. It may not even be one of the better policies.
Abe Lincoln: What a rube. It turns out that honesty is not the best policy. It may not even be one of the better policies.
By: Joe Eskenazi
San Francisco's mayoral hopefuls keep dropping by firehouses ... regardless of what the fire department thinks.
More than two-thirds of the voting membership of San Francisco's largest union opted endorse Aaron Peskin for mayor — and only Aaron Peskin.
Parliamentary maneuvering over a proposed police pension measure spurred the Mission District supe to resign her committee chair.
By: Joe Eskenazi
Mayor Breed pledges ‘aggressive’ tent clearing in contest of who can crack down harder on encampments
By: Joe Eskenazi
SF Public school parents may have assumed that pending school closures were tied to district's deficit. It ain't necessarily so.
By: Joe Eskenazi
This article was originally reported and published by Mission Local, an independent news site based in San Francisco’s Mission District.
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