Oak Cliff

City leaders recognized the restaurant's 1947 architecture and role as a community gathering place.

After six years of thriving business, Poets Books was told to vacate from its Bishop Arts storefront. Owner Marco Carvazos says its systemic of problems in Bishop Arts.

The proposed change would turn Houston Street into a pedestrian greenway and Jefferson Boulevard into a four lane roadway with two lanes going in either direction.

For the first time in over 40 years, the Cinco de Mayo parade on Jefferson Boulevard in Oak Cliff was cancelled due to a shortage of funding. Instead, organizers will host a community festival.

The Tipsy Elf is open for holiday shenanigans through Dec. 28.

Donovan Hinda came to the U.S. from Namibia with his family when he was six years old. He was a DACA recipient until his status lapsed recently.

For decades, Ofelia Faz-Garza has been collecting and making zines.

Merced Elizondo’s ‘The Mourning Of’ was made in Texas with a mostly Mexican and Mexican American cast.

A prominent Dallas real estate developer has agreed to stop trapping and relocating cats from his Bishop Arts properties, and cat advocates have agreed to stop protesting in front of his businesses.

Alejandra Zendejas and Jesse Acosta launched Pasos for Oak Cliff in 2020 as a way to give sneakers to students in their community.

The Dallas City Council approved a plan they say will make the Hampton-Clarendon Corridor in West Oak Cliff more pedestrian-friendly and add housing. But residents say they're worried they'll be displaced.

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