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04/12/2026

These front page stories anchor the latest issue of the Noe Valley Voice. And check out our Rumors insider column on page 23.

Readers Weigh In On Cesar Chavez Street Renaming
—Voice Poll Prompts 700 Ideas—
Some Serious, Some Not

From Porch Songs to Music In the Square
—How Gil Guillermo Is Shaping
Noe Valley’s Sound

Xela Imports Weathers Uncertain Times
—Shop Faces Tariffs, Rising Costs, and Shifting Habits

Cameras Ready?
—Girls Film Fest Rolls Into Year 11

It seems inevitable that Cesar Chavez Street will be renamed after this week’s bombshell allegations that the Latino ri...
03/20/2026

It seems inevitable that Cesar Chavez Street will be renamed after this week’s bombshell allegations that the Latino rights leader engaged in sexual abuse. We’ve already heard suggestions such as Farm Workers Way and Dolores Huerta Street. Tell us your choice to rename the major thoroughfare that runs through the Mission District and Noe Valley to Diamond Heights. We’ll pass them along to the Board of Supervisors.

03/09/2026

Here is the current issue of the Noe Valley Voice with these front page stories. And our Rumors column is stuffed with foodie and other insider tidbits.

AQ&A With Health Expert Robert Wachter
—The Doctor Is In: Now Offering Tips on Covid, AI, and GLP-1s

The Castro Theatre Returns In All Its Glory
—Besides Films and Live Shows, There's Hegarty on the Organ

Survey Sparks Boatload of Ideas for Slow Sanchez
—Neighbors Dream of Festivals, Food Trucks, and Flea Markets

02/10/2026

Here is the latest issue of the Noe Valley Voice, with these front page stories. And look for our Rumors column inside.

Resident Teaches Merchants How to Respond to ICE
—Many Businesses Already Show Signs of Solidarity

A Quick Job Survey Yields a Host of Openings
—Noe Employers Need Waiters, Cooks, and Fitness Trainers

Church Says No to St. Paul Landmark
—State Law Clouds City’s Efforts To Preserve Religious Sites

Want to Pick Up a Walking Habit?
—It’s a Breeze to Find a Group, Start the Trail on Sanchez Loop

01/07/2026

This January edition features the poetry and stories from your neighbors and those who love Noe Valley. Read and savor.

Ho, ho, ho. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a little Santa cheer. Well have no fear. Santa Claus will visit Noe Valley ...
12/16/2025

Ho, ho, ho.

It wouldn’t be Christmas without a little Santa cheer. Well have no fear. Santa Claus will visit Noe Valley twice before Christmas day.

The first appearance comes Saturday, Dec. 20 at Easy Breezy Frozen Yogurt, 4028 24th St. From 12 noon to 3 p.m., Santa will pass out candy canes, take wishlist requests and pose for pictures.

Jolly Old St. Nick also will show up on Tuesday, December 23rd during the Night Market at the Noe Valley Town Square, 4104 24th St. Photographers will snap pictures with Santa and there will be stuffed Santa toys for the first 75 children.

The bearded one will be at the Town Square event, sponsored by the Noe Valley Merchants and Professional Association, from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Corrie M. Anders

12/11/2025

Happy Holidays. Here’s the latest issue of the Noe Valley Voice, with these front page stories. And check out Rumors inside to learn all about that friendly AI robot working at a storefront laundry.

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
—Merchants on 24th Street Add Holiday Sparkle to Noel Valley

Ben Fong-Torres Hasn’t Left the Building
—Iconic Journalist Still in Tune With San Francisco

Can the Quake Cottage on Valley Street Be Saved?
—Developer Faces Fines for Damaging Historic Structure

11/16/2025

Here’s the latest issue of the Noe Valley Voice, with these front page stories. Enjoy the holidays.

Thanksgiving Tips from Noe’s Cookbook Queen
—Omnivore Books on Food Owner Shares a Few Secrets

Noe Valley Inspires a ‘True Crime’ Podcast
—Never Fear, the Plot’s Fiction, Says Author Mike Adamick

Landmark Status Eyed for Famous Church
—Mandelman Seeks to Protect St. Paul’s and Other Sites

Transphobic Stickers Found in Bookstore
—Noe Valley Books on the Lookout for Person Responsible

10/13/2025

Here’s the current issue of the Noe Valley Voice, with these front page stories. And check out Rumors on page 23.

Handbell Choir Rings Out for New Members
—‘Bell Appeal’ Seeking New
Recruits for Holiday Concerts

Local Directors Find Heart and History
—Films Reveal Resilience—
From Dogs to Diplomacy

Music Royalty Reigns at James Lick
—Students Perform a Tribute to
Pop, Soul and Latin Icons

Noe valley residents still have time to catch a Pulitzer Prize winning play, the Flick, about the lives of three employe...
10/04/2025

Noe valley residents still have time to catch a Pulitzer Prize winning play, the Flick, about the lives of three employees who work in a rundown art-house movie theater.

09/09/2025

Check out these front page stories in the current issue of the Noe Valley Voice. And don’t miss Rumors inside.

Merchants Riding a Tariff ‘Rollercoaster’
—Businesses Use Their Heads to Stay in Their Seats

Neighbors Unite to Defend Democracy
—When It Comes to National Politics, Misery Loves Local Company

Color and Creativity Fill the Square
—Paintings, Ceramics, and Music Highlight 4th Annual Art Festival

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