Supervisors delay major rezoning that would add thousands of housing units to ‘Hub’ area
Vote puts plan on hold while racial and social analysis is conductedIda Mojadad / July 20, 2020
Month: July 2020
‘Pandemic pods’: microschooling phenomenon takes off in wake of fall distance learning plans
Faced with a return to distance learning in the fall, some parents…Ida Mojadad / July 20, 2020
Man killed in hill bomb collision remembered as passionate cyclist, artist
A group of friends gathered Sunday evening at 19th and Dolores streets…Corey Browning / July 20, 2020
Iconic Cliff House restaurant to close, at least temporarily
The Cliff House, which has been serving meals overlooking the Pacific Ocean…Bay City News / July 20, 2020
Reconsidering our heroes and history
Restoring Frederick Douglass Plaza would show that we have learned from historyCommunity Contributor / July 20, 2020
Sexual assault allegations against soccer team members prompt a reckoning for USF
Petition leads to suspension of professional soccer player, changes in university policyWire Service / July 19, 2020
DJ found home in SF’s countercultural communities in the 1970s
After 45 years in The City, 38 spent in the same Noe…Denise Sullivan / July 19, 2020
California’s inaction on COVID-19 amounts to a death sentence for prisoners
In early 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order that placed…Community Contributor / July 19, 2020
Speed bumps added on Dolores Street after skateboarding injuries
City officials hurried to add new speed bumps to Dolores Street near…Sara Gaiser / July 18, 2020
Sheriff’s Deputy tests positive for COVID-19
A San Francisco Sheriff’s deputy has tested positive for COVID-19—the seventh sheriff’s…Bay City News / July 18, 2020
City slowly reopening group shelters despite safety concerns
San Francisco is reopening and expanding its congregate homeless shelters despite concerns…David Sjostedt / July 18, 2020
Life without Muni presents hardships for seniors and disabled residents
James Pounders is a regular at the Trader Joe’s on Fourth and…Carly Graf / July 18, 2020
U.S. Attorney for Oregon requests investigation into arrests of Portland protesters
As arrests of Portland protesters by unidentified federal agents gained national attention…Tribune News Service / July 17, 2020
Board of Supervisors should say no to the Balboa Reservoir project
By Jean Barish and Wynd Kaufman The proposed 1,100-unit housing development on…Community Contributor / July 17, 2020
Is the San Francisco Police Department ‘top heavy’?
Supervisors eye command staff for possible cuts amid calls to ‘defund the police’Michael Barba / July 17, 2020
To taste or not to taste: Winery visit during a pandemic
A pleasant cheat day at Castello di Amorosa in Napa ValleySaul Sugarman / July 17, 2020
Ficus trees on 24th Street to be removed after lengthy community fight
Thirty-three ficus trees will be removed from 24th Street in the Mission…David Sjostedt / July 17, 2020
SF added to state’s COVID-19 ‘watchlist’ after rise in hospitalizations
City must close indoor malls, non-essential officesJoshua Sabatini / July 17, 2020
Planning Commission approves expansion of educator, affordable housing program
The Planning Commission on Thursday unanimously approved an expansion of an affordable…Ida Mojadad / July 16, 2020
Supes move closer to agreement with Breed over gross receipts tax measure
The Board of Supervisors may be within reach of an agreement with…Joshua Sabatini / July 16, 2020
