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

Dec 22, 2010

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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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