Oakland street vendors rally to demand end to crackdown on their businesses
Oakland street vendors are demanding the city stop cracking down on their businesses, saying the enforcement sweeps are destroying their livelihood. Da Lin reports.
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Oakland street vendors are demanding the city stop cracking down on their businesses, saying the enforcement sweeps are destroying their livelihood. Da Lin reports.
San Francisco is set to take advantage of a new state law that will allow police to crack down on illegal street vending. Kelsi Thorud reports.
Unlicensed street vendors in Chinatown are often elders trying to supplement social security income but still pose problems beyond competition. Andrea Nakano reports. (9-19-24)
A proposed new bill aimed at cracking down on the sale of stolen goods on San Francisco streets is being welcomed by legitimate vendors who sell their wares on Mission District street corners.
Street vendors in the San Francisco's Mission District are having to navigate another move, and it's leaving some feeling like they have to start all over again.
Street vendors in San Francisco fear for their future as leaders weigh extending bans to more neighborhoods around the city.
Street vendors in San Francisco fear for their future as leaders weigh extending bans to more neighborhoods around the city. José Martínez reports. (3-15-24) Website: http://kpix.com YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/CBSSanFrancisco Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CBSSanFrancisco Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/KPIXtv Twitter: http://twitter.com/KPIXtv
San Francisco announced an extension of the Street Vending Moratorium along Mission Street, and while the city says it's effective, vendors expressed ongoing struggles.
A moratorium on street vending along a stretch of Mission Street in San Francisco is being extended for at least six more months, city officials announced Monday, saying conditions have improved along the corridor.
San Francisco street vendors depend on foot traffic, but as rain arrives in the Bay Area, its putting a damper on business.
As San Francisco cracks down on illegal street vending on Mission Street with a temporary ban, those with permits say they're paying the price. Now, the city is offering some relief.
Dozens of San Francisco street vendors hit the street Friday, marching from 24th and Mission streets to City Hall to call for the end to the Mission Street vending ban.
The drama surrounding vendors in the San Francisco Mission District continued with a new twist.
The drama surrounding street vendors in San Francisco's Mission District continues and area residents are getting fed up. Da Lin reports. (12-3-23)
A ban on street vendors in San Francisco's Mission District is set to begin Monday. For the next 90 days, both legal and illegal vendors will not be allowed on a portion of Mission Street between 14th Street and Cesar Chavez Street. Shawn Chitnis has reaction from vendors.
A group of about 100 street vendors in the Mission District are calling for the 90-day ban to be postponed until after the holidays.
A group of street vendors in the Mission District is calling for the 90-day ban to be postponed. Betty Yu reports. (11-26-23)
A group of street vendors who said they have been following regulations and have permits to sell their goods rallied near the 24th Street Mission BART station Wednesday morning.
Jose Martinez reports on the pushback from Mission District street vendors over ban that goes into effect next Monday (11-22-2023)
People on Saturday rallied around a hot dog vendor whose cart was knocked to the ground by a San Francisco city worker last week in an incident captured in a video that went viral.
