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Gen Z kids living with parents won’t devastate rental marketLarry Rosen / June 30, 2020
Month: June 2020
LaborFest kicks off 27th annual month-long programming
Online offerings address pandemic, focus on ‘building a new future’Leslie Katz / June 30, 2020
SFMTA approves temporary transit-only lanes to counter rising congestion
Agency expects car use, traffic to increase as residents return to workCarly Graf / June 30, 2020
SF may prohibit natural gas in new buildings
San Francisco is moving toward cleaner air with a proposal introduced Tuesday…Joshua Sabatini / June 30, 2020
Public health officials urge people to stay at home Fourth of July weekend
Increased social gatherings, reopening of businesses may be factors in rise of COVID-19 casesNicholas Chan / June 30, 2020
Supes place measure on November ballot to lower voting age to 16
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to place on the November…Joshua Sabatini / June 30, 2020
Golden Gate Bridge tolls on the rise
Fares also set to increase Wednesday on Golden Gate Transit ferries and busesCarly Graf / June 30, 2020
SF hotels and offices could face strict new cleaning requirements
Hospitality industry argues ‘Healthy Buildings’ legislation could actually increase coronavirus riskNicholas Chan / June 30, 2020
SF to pay six-figure settlements in police excessive force lawsuits
San Francisco is preparing to pay $455,000 to settle two separate lawsuits…Michael Barba / June 30, 2020
Woman, 74, struck with pipe in Tenderloin robbery
An elderly woman was thrown to the ground and hit with a…Michael Barba / June 30, 2020
Driver arrested after 4 injured in alleged DUI crash at bus stop
A driver was arrested Monday night following a crash into a bus…Bay City News / June 30, 2020
Bribery, fraud and wildfire: How a PG&E contractor with a sketchy past made millions
Utility hired a company with a history of illicit dumping to clean up after the Camp FireBay City News / June 30, 2020
COVID Providing Opportunity for Higher Education Leaders to Rise Up
By Liane M. Roth In today’s climate, even before the current pandemic…Wire Service / June 30, 2020
According to Air Mail, San Francisco is now home to more dogs than children
Can owning a dog replace being a parent? The answer seems to…Wire Service / June 30, 2020
Affordable, accessible ‘Hamilton’ streams July 3
B’way hit screens on film, captured live from 2016 with original castJanos Gereben / June 29, 2020
City puts $3M yearly price tag on plan to probe deputy misconduct
A proposed ballot measure to ensure that deputies are held accountable for…Michael Barba / June 29, 2020
Joseph James DeAngelo admits he’s the Golden State Killer, pleads guilty to murders, rapes
By Sam Stanton, Darrell Smith, Dale Kasler, and Molly Sullivan The Sacramento…Tribune News Service / June 29, 2020
Nuru scandal prompts new rules for Public Works to prevent corruption
City Controller releases first in series of reports to ‘rectify bad policies and practices’Joshua Sabatini / June 29, 2020
Weekend fires in tent encampments leave one adult in critical condition
Twin fires broke out in the city’s homeless encampments this weekend, leaving…Nicholas Chan / June 29, 2020
Real estate industry sues over coronavirus eviction ban
Real estate industry groups filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to undo a…Ida Mojadad / June 29, 2020
