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Managing Editor, Mission Local
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By Joe Eskenazi Verified| Mission Local Verified In a feat that will surely never be duplicated, George Gascón managed to get himself elected district attorney of San Francisco and Los Angeles. While running in San Diego is the logical next move, Gascón, who last year lost his L.A. re-election bid, is presently ensconced in private life. As a DA, he at one point employed both Diana Teran and Brooke Jenkins.
By Joe Eskenazi Verified, JD Morris, Joe Rodriguez| KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA) Verified Guest host Manny Yekutiel sits down with San Francisco reporters Joe Eskenazi of Mission Local and JD Morris of the San Francisco Chronicle , Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez of the SF Standard to discuss San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s first 100 days. How is he doing? How is the city doing? This media roundtable will take stock of his brief tenure as Mayor AND take your questions. Host: Manny Yekutiel, Founder of Manny'sProducers: Wendy Holcombe, Anne HarperEngineer: Tarik Ansari
By Joe Eskenazi Verified| Mission Local Verified In a feat that will surely never be duplicated, George Gascón managed to get himself elected district attorney of San Francisco and Los Angeles. While running in San Diego is the logical next move, Gascón, who last year lost his L.A. re-election bid, is presently ensconced in private life. As a DA, he at one point employed both Diana Teran and Brooke Jenkins.
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Mission Local
Since 2008, Mission Local has been in San Francisco's Mission District producing high-impact journalism while training the next generation of reporters who reflect the diversity of the city. Originally a project of UC Berkeley's Journalism School, we struck out on our own in 2014.
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Founded: 2008