street vendors
Coverage of street vendors in the Nexus archive.
- California governor frontrunner Xavier Becerra faces backlash over street taco comments
Xavier Becerra, a frontrunner in the California governor's race, faces backlash over comments regarding street vendors. The controversy was sparked by a social media video posted by Steve Hilton, referencing a hard-shell taco.
- CITU call for a halt to evictions of street vendors in Vijayawada
CITU has called for a halt to the eviction of street vendors in Vijayawada. The request aims to protect the rights and livelihoods of street vendors in the city.
- How should cities reclaim footpaths? | Explained
The article discusses the Street Vendors Act, its requirements for vendor removal, the role of the Town Vending Committee, and the controversy surrounding Bengaluru’s footpath drive. It highlights legal procedures and scrutiny over evictions before surveys.
- Fury as Xavier Becerra praises street vendors over brick-and-mortar restaurants in tone deaf clip
Xavier Becerra, the likely California governor, faced criticism for suggesting people choose street vendors over brick-and-mortar restaurants for tacos. Critics called the comment tone deaf.
- Pedestrians welcome Shivajinagar footpath clearance despite attack
Pedestrians in Shivajinagar welcomed the clearance of footpaths despite an attack on officials. The Street Vendors’ Joint Action Committee condemned the attack, claiming it was a deliberate attempt by some individuals to link it with street vendors.
- Are Oakland vendors being harassed by cops?
A new lawsuit seeks public records about Oakland Police Department (OPD) raids on street vendors, including the arrest of a woman accused of selling alcohol to an underage decoy. The case raises questions about potential harassment of vendors by police.
- Gujarat announces rehabilitation package for Surat flood-affected traders
Gujarat has announced a rehabilitation package to provide lump-sum financial assistance to street vendors, handcart operators, and cabin owners in Surat affected by floods. The initiative aims to help these traders resume business operations in the impacted areas.
- Stop the forcible eviction of street vendors in Mysuru immediately: CPI(M)
CPI(M) has called for an immediate halt to the forcible eviction of street vendors in Mysuru. The demand highlights concerns over the displacement of vendors through coercive measures.
- GBA to re-enumerate street vendors, implement act through provisional TVCs
GBA Minister Krishna Byre Gowda acknowledged that a prior survey undercounted street vendors, enumerating only 30,000 when the actual number exceeds 80,000. The government plans to re-enumerate vendors and implement an act using provisional TVCs.
- Street vendors will be accommodated in notified vending zones: CM
Street vendors will be accommodated in notified vending zones, as stated by the Chief Minister. Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda clarified the initiative aims to relocate vendors rather than evict them.
- Tension erupts in Vijayawada’s Besant Road as street vendors face evictions; CPI(M), CITU stage protest
Tension erupted in Vijayawada’s Besant Road as street vendors faced evictions, prompting protests by CPI(M) and CITU. The incident highlights conflicts over vendor livelihoods and urban governance.
- Elite California city set for mass illegal street vendor expansion as judge issues stunning verdict
San Diego has halted a crackdown on street vendors due to a state appeals court ruling, frustrating merchant groups. The crackdown was previously credited with restoring order in areas like Balboa Park and the Gaslamp Quarter.
- Street vendors in Bengaluru will be relocated, not displaced: Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar
Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar announced that street vendors in Bengaluru will be relocated to alternative spaces instead of being displaced. Registered vendors will receive pushcarts, and sufficient funds are guaranteed for the New Anubhava Mantapa project at Basavakalyan.
- Safe Footpath Campaign runs into conflict with street vendors in Bengaluru
The Safe Footpath Campaign in Bengaluru has led to the eviction of hundreds of street vendors and the seizure of their goods over the past week. The conflict highlights tensions between the campaign and vendors over public space usage.
- Advocates demand action after internal report alleges Riverside code officers mistreated street vendors
Advocates are demanding action following an internal report that alleges Riverside code officers mistreated street vendors. The report has caused controversy in Riverside after being detailed in a Times article.
- Advocates demand action after internal report alleges Riverside code officers mistreated street vendors
Advocates are demanding action following an internal report that alleges Riverside code officers mistreated street vendors. The report, detailed in a Times article on June 5, has caused controversy in Riverside.
- Oppressive heat and humidity drain Karachi’s life and energy
Karachi residents, particularly underprivileged groups like bike riders, laborers, and street vendors, face severe challenges due to extreme heat and humidity exceeding 45°C, linked to climate change. The lack of shade and infrastructure exacerbates the urban heat island effect, while workers report exhaustion and vehicle overheating.
- Legislature Committee reviews condition of street vendors in Mysuru
A Legislature Committee is reviewing the condition of street vendors in Mysuru. The focus is on assessing their current status and potential support measures.
- San Jose street vendors face eviction over alleged code violations
A group of street vendors near 'Our Lady of Guadalupe' church in eastside San Jose faces potential eviction after receiving city code violation notices from police, according to neighbors who claim the vendors cause a nuisance.