Retreat center proposed at popular state beach

A sign about proposed development of the bluff at Thornton State Beach in Daly City on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
Daly City residents oppose construction on ocean bluffs


The City
Muni ridership is down more than 60 percent due to the pandemic, but limited service has been maintained to serve essential workers and those who cannot work from home. <ins>(Samantha Laurey/ Special to S.F. Examiner)</ins>

Supervisor Preston wants free Muni for duration of pandemic

Advocates say SFMTA should use federal relief funds to cover lost farebox revenue

The City is developing a plan to vaccinate homeless residents in congregate shelters, permanent supportive housing, shelter-in-place hotels, “safe” sleeping sites and encampments. <ins>(Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)</ins>

City plans mobile operation to vaccinate homeless residents

Timing will depend on availability of vaccines, expansion of eligibility

More in The City 

Marketplace
CANNABIS

Cannabis in Canada – Everything you MUST know!

In 2018, Canada made a historical decision by legalizing medicinal and recreational…

    Online Tarot Readings

    Best Online Tarot Card Reading Sites of 2021

    Best Free Tarot Card Reading Sites for Accurate Readers. Best live, personal…

      More in Marketplace 

      News Columnists
      Rev. Roland Gordon shows “The Great Cloud of Witnesses” collage mural at the Ingleside Presbyterian Church, which he began building in 1980.<ins> (</ins>

      Rev. Roland Gordon preaches love in action

       

      Disability advocates protested outside the home of San Francisco Health Officer Tomas Aragon. (Courtesy Brooke Anderson)

      Vaccine rollout plan for people with disabilities remains deeply flawed

       

      It’s great to be in San Francisco, where residents are happy to be and looking forward to days ahead. (Ming Vong/S.F. Examiner)

      I’m finally hopeful about the future of San Francisco

       

      Perceived supply and demand in the Bay Area’s expensive rental market can play a big part in determining what people pay. (Shutterstock)

      Bay Area rental market is rebounding — but why?

       

      More in News Columnists 

      Most Read

       

      Opinion

      The Tuolumne River is a major source of water for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. (Shutterstock)

      The SFPUC is tarnishing SF’s record as an environmental leader

      The de Young Museum has said it opposes keeping JFK Drive car-free because it would limit access to the museum. (Samantha Laurey/Special to S.F Examiner)

      Don’t sacrifice car-free JFK for museum parking

      eEdition

      SF Examiner, 2/28/2021

      Recent Issues

       

      More in Opinion 

      Arts & Entertainment
      Katherine Seligman’s “At the Edge of the Haight” tells the story of a homeless woman who lives in Golden Gate Park. (Courtesy Algonquin Books)

      Novel insightfully looks at the lives of homeless people

      Katherine Seligman offers empathy in the ‘At the Edge of the Haight’

      Blondie’s Bar owner Nikki DeWald says she thinks that when pandemic ends, “It is going to be a party like no one has seen before.” <ins>(Saul Sugarman/Special to S.F. Examiner)</ins>

      Meet your bar owner: Nicole ‘Nikki’ DeWald

      Blondie’s proprietor recalls glory days in the ’90s

      More in Arts & Entertainment 

      Features
      Blondie’s Bar owner Nikki DeWald says she thinks that when pandemic ends, “It is going to be a party like no one has seen before.” <ins>(Saul Sugarman/Special to S.F. Examiner)</ins>

      Meet your bar owner: Nicole ‘Nikki’ DeWald

      Blondie’s proprietor recalls glory days in the ’90s

      Walkers, joggers and furry charges are treated to inspiring sunsets along Moonstone Beach. (Julie L.Kessler/Special to S.F. Examiner)

      Cambria is canine-friendly

      The central coastal town with a scenic boardwalk keeps Fido fit as a fiddle

      More in Features