Joe Rivano Barros is an Editor at Mission Local. With a focus on general assignment news, government and politics, and law enforcement, he covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and mental health. Joe's work has been featured in Mission Local, SF.
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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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By: Joe Rivano
A new website that went online last week calling for the recall of San Francisco supervisor Jackie Fielder is just one of at least 10 such sites
By: Joe Rivano, Hamza Fahmy, Abigail Vân Neely
Federal and out-of-state agencies illegally searched San Francisco Police Department license plate data gathered through the police's Flock system of surveillance cameras, a department audit found.
By: Joe Rivano
Mission District supervisor Jackie Fielder will be back at San Francisco City Hall on Monday after a three-month leave of absence for mental health
By: Joe Rivano Barros
Glen Galaich thinks too many wealthy donors in America exercise a "mindset of control." His new book breaks it down.
By: Joe Rivano, Annelise Bowers
San Francisco police officers arrested 20 people late Saturday night in SoMa after breaking up an unauthorized “Stud Alley” block party with hundreds of participants, according to the police department. It marked the second round of arrests of
By: Joe Rivano
San Francisco police officers, as they do each year, moved block by block and dispersed the hundreds of people who gathered on the streets of the Mission District for the annual July 4 fireworks shows.
By: Joe Rivano
Mission Local will co-host a forum on Oct. 13 between state Sen. Scott Wiener and District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan, the two candidates vying to replace Rep.
By: Joe Rivano
On Tuesday night, San Francisco congressional hopefuls Connie Chan and Scott Wiener squared off for the final time at the Sydney Goldstein Theater, in
By: Joe Rivano
The driver of a car that shut down the Muni Metro subway tunnel under Market Street on Saturday evening had abandoned the vehicle inside the tunnel after driving into it, the San Francisco Police Department said.
By: Joe Rivano
San Francisco police officers arrested a woman suspected of striking and killing a man with a car in the Tenderloin in the dead of night Sunday, the department said.
