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Blog Beat: Mission Restaurants on TV, Oakland Hotels Sued Over Prostitution, $6 Movies Xmas Eve

Jon Brooks
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  • Mission Local has a piece about all the Mission restaurants that have been featured on TV shows the last two years.
  • Oakland North reports on City Attorney John Russo's lawsuit against three hotels he called "hubs of prostitution."
  • From the Richmond District Blog of San Francisco: All day Christmas Eve, Balboa Theater tickets will be six bucks. What's playing? The Fighter and How Do You Know.
  • Oakland Local points us to a trailer for a 30-minute film about the city called Oakland b Mine.

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