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Jul 26, 2024 | 
eltecolote.org | Veronica Brehmer |Royvi Hernandez
Siempre aparecen nuevos murales en San Francisco, especialmente en la Misión, y El Tecolote está tratando de documentar tantos como sea posible. Si se da cuenta que se está creando un mural interesante en su vecindario de San Francisco y desea saber más sobre él, comuníquese con nosotros a [email protected].
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
eltecolote.org | Veronica Brehmer |Royvi Hernandez
There are always new murals popping up all over San Francisco, especially in the Mission neighborhood — and El Tecolote is trying to document as many of them as possible. If you see an interesting mural getting created in your San Francisco neighborhood, and want to know more about it, reach out to us at [email protected].
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May 26, 2024 | 
eltecolote.org | Royvi Hernandez
The best of the Bay Area’s Latinx and Caribbean culture was on full display during San Francisco’s Carnaval. Musical and dance performances packed Harrison Street. Lowriders cruised Mission Street. Street food, art and artisanal crafts abounded. And of course, there was the Grand Parade, bringing colorful floats, dancers, singers and upwards of 400,000 people to the heart of the Mission District.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
eltecolote.org | Royvi Hernandez
Las tarifas de solicitud de inmigración, incluidas la del DACA, Tarjeta de Residencia (conocida como Green Card), Certificado de naturalización, la Visa U, permisos de trabajo y renovaciones, aumentaron significativamente este lunes. Dicho cambio significa un golpe sustancial para los inmigrantes de bajos ingresos residentes de San Francisco, que ya de por sí luchan contra la inestabilidad laboral y el alto costo de vida.
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
eltecolote.org | Royvi Hernandez
Immigration application fees, including those for DACA, green cards, naturalization certificates, u-visas, work permits and renewals, significantly increased Monday. This change deals a substantial blow to San Francisco’s low-income immigrants, who already struggle with job instability and high cost of living.
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Dec 15, 2023 | 
eltecolote.org | Royvi Hernandez
Puerto Rico es colonia de los EEUU desde 1898 y, a principios de este año, la Cámara de Representantes presentó un proyecto de ley sobre si la isla debería convertirse en estado o independizarse. La Ley de Estatus de Puerto Rico permitiría a los votantes del territorio estadounidense las opciones de ser estado, de independencia y soberanía en libre asociación con los EEUU.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
eltecolote.org | Royvi Hernandez
Puerto Rico has been a colony of the United States since 1898, and earlier this year, the House of Representatives introduced a bill on whether the island should become a state or gain independence.
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Nov 28, 2023 | 
oaklandnorth.net | Veronique Eshaya |Hailey Wang |Royvi Hernandez
Oakland City Council voted unanimously on Monday to support congressional and worldwide calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and for the release of all hostages. “I reject the fact that Oakland is not united,” said Councimember Carroll Fife before the resolution passed. “We stand together on what counts when it counts.”The resolution, introduced by Fife, evokes the city’s official motto “Love Life” to emphasize the need to protect life and stand united against violence.
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Nov 21, 2023 | 
oaklandnorth.net | Julian Wray |Veronique Eshaya |Hailey Wang |Royvi Hernandez
As global temperatures rise, the frequency and size of dangerous blue-green algae blooms are increasing worldwide. For East Bay residents, that means more warnings not to touch the water at local lakes and reservoirs. Warnings and closures have been seen across the East Bay in recent years, from Lake Anza in Berkeley to Lake Merritt in Oakland, where an algal bloom deprived the water of oxygen and killed thousands of fish in 2022.
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Nov 18, 2023 | 
oaklandnorth.net | Hailey Wang |Royvi Hernandez |Agnee Ghosh |hussain Khan
As Oakland confronts an ongoing homelessness crisis, one strategy that has shown promise is buying hotels and motels and converting them into permanent housing. Oakland received $31.5 million from California’s Homekey program, a statewide initiative that supports this strategy, in March 2022. The city has used the funds for the conversion of the Piedmont Place Hotel, the Kingdom Builders Transitional Housing and the Inn by the Coliseum into permanent housing for homeless people.
