Mission Street Vending Ban Sparks Protests

San Francisco vendors voice concerns over earnings impact, city opens new locations for displaced sellers.

San Francisco's Mission Street sees the start of a 90-day ban on street vending, leading to protests from vendors.
The ban, proposed by Supervisor Hillary Ronen, aims to curb violence associated with illicit vending.
Two new vending locations have been opened by the city to accommodate displaced vendors.
Despite the ban, some vendors continue to sell near the BART station.
Vendors express concern that the ban will affect their earnings during the holiday season, typically their most profitable period.