Joe Rivano Barros is a journalist based in San Francisco, focusing on local news and issues in the Mission District. He writes for Mission Local, covering a range of topics including crime, development, local businesses, and community events. Joe's reporting provides an in-depth look at the stories that matter most to the residents of San Francisco.
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San Francisco, United States (Local)
Joe Rivano Barros primarily covers local news in San Francisco, with a focus on crime and government & politics. His articles often feature breaking news, evolving stories, announcements, and expert commentary. If you have insights or analysis related to significant developments in these areas within San Francisco or California as a whole, he may be receptive to your pitches.
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‘When I was a kid, we didn’t talk to the police. I mean, we just didn’t.’
Hundreds of SFPD officers set up barricades to stop the unsanctioned downhill skating this July, but skaters showed up and raced regardless.
Breed has the most small-dollar fundraising — but is also the chosen candidate of billionaires like Chris Larsen and Michael Bloomberg
London Breed hits the big 5-0, accompanied by drag queens, daisies, and Da Mayor
By: Joe Rivano Barros
Complaint alleges Reynolds, frequent denigrator of progressives, is operative of Mark Farrell campaign
By: Joe Rivano Barros, Mark Farrell
Juan and Lily, brother and sister, on the first day of school at Cesar Chavez Elementary School on Aug. 19, 2024. Photo by Anne Li.
By: Oscar Palma, Joe Rivano Barros
Bissap Baobab on Mission Street. Photo by Maria C. Ascarrunz
By: Joe Rivano Barros
MacArthur cited rising jail populations in withholding criminal justice grant money, and DA's office said it would no longer work with group.
By: Joe Rivano Barros, Eddie Ahn
Big share of recent $1,000-plus donations come from tech, finance
By: Joe Rivano Barros
Levi Strauss heir far outpacing rivals with $4.3M raised, another $5.5M in pro-Lurie PAC
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