Chinatown’s slow recovery has business owners fearing for the future

Chelsea Hung, who owns Washington Bakery and Restaurant in Chinatown with her mother, said the restaurant is only making about 30 percent of pre-pandemic revenues. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
Lack of outside visitors threatens to push neighborhood into ‘downward spiral’


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To the right of the SkyStar Observation Wheel in Golden Gate Park’s Music Concourse is the pedestal around which an art installation honoring Black history in America will be mounted. (Daniel Montes/Bay City News)

Art installation in Golden Gate Park will honor first Africans in America

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Police have blocked off the area near a reported officer-involved shooting at Varney Place and Third Street. (Photo courtesy Charlie Jacobson)

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      Jazz pianist and composer Jon Jang is an instructor at Community Music Center in the Mission District. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

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      Despite familiar images of destruction from San Francisco’s 1906 earthquake and fire, most Bay Area homeowners have not opted to purchase earthquake insurance. (Shutterstock)

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      Roberta Bechtel, left, and Carol Dimmick have been instrumental in making improvements in San Francisco’s Triangle Park. (Courtesy photo)

      How to win neighborhoods and influence City Hall

       

      People are having widely varied emotional — as well as physical — reactions after receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations. <ins>(Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)</ins>

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      More than 100 people are still in jail awaiting trial past the last day in which they must be legally brought to trial. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

      The lack of courtroom access in San Francisco is a human rights issue

      A lot at 730 Stanyan St. is currently home to a safe sleeping site but will eventually be the site of a long anticipated affordable housing project. <ins>(Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)</ins>

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      To the right of the SkyStar Observation Wheel in Golden Gate Park’s Music Concourse is the pedestal around which an art installation honoring Black history in America will be mounted. (Daniel Montes/Bay City News)

      Art installation in Golden Gate Park will honor first Africans in America

      The city hopes to unveil a new art installation in Golden Gate…

      Paula McLain’s “When the Stars Go Dark” is a tragic thriller written with grace and hope. (Author photo courtesy Melanie Acevedo)

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      May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

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      Keith Doran, left, and the author celebrate a short but successful outing on El Capitan. (Courtesy photo)

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