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Babysitters earn more in SF than anywhere else in the nation, states new report
By on March 2, 2017
San Francisco’s expensive childcare costs extend to babysitting, according to a new study released by online nannying resource UrbanSitter. The company, which has more than 150,000 babysitters and nannies registered »

Senator Hill calls for change in statewide utility bill structure
By on March 1, 2017
Senator Jerry Hill is calling on PG&E and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to address utility bill increases during cold winter months, and how they affect customers. The request was »

South Park reopening next week after $3.8 million renovation
By on March 1, 2017
San Francisco’s oldest park is reopening on Tuesday after a 16-month renovation. South Park, which was established in 1852, will have brand new ADA-accessible paths, improved lighting, an updated irrigation system, and »

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Nearly 700,000 books returned to SF Public Library during ‘fine amnesty’ month
By on March 1, 2017
A recent campaign by the San Francisco Public Library to reactivate its absent membership and recover overdue books is being viewed as a success after 12,246 overdue items were returned to »

Pro-Trump rally marching in Berkeley Saturday
By on March 1, 2017
A national event titled “March 4 Trump” is coming to Berkeley Saturday. The march is one of dozens taking place around the country, including in Washington D.C.—but is the only »

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As seal pupping season begins, experts offer tips for safe viewing
By on March 1, 2017
It’s birthing season for several species of ocean mammals that live along the California coast. Harbor seals and elephant seals are being born on local beaches, and to keep the »

Mission District Grocery Outlet opening next week
By on March 1, 2017
Mission District residents will have a new grocery store option on March 9, with the opening of Grocery Outlet on South Van Ness Avenue and 24th Street. The bargain grocery »

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City’s homeless presenting ‘Speak On It! Voices from the Streets’ workshop at SF Public Library
By on February 28, 2017
A unique event is taking place at the San Francisco Public Library later this month: A group of homeless individuals will speak out about their experiences living on the streets, »

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