Board members cite ongoing problems with food waste, student dissatisfaction with meals
Charter amendments would also rezone city-owned land
Police blocked off the area during the evening rush hour
Amid unrelenting opposition from nearby residents, the San Francisco Port Commission Tuesday unanimously approved plans for a navigation center.
The Port Commission is scheduled to vote on a resolution on Tuesday.
Due to community input, Public Works plans to inspect which trees can be salvaged with additional pruning.
Group starts $4 million fund-raising drive toward acquiring real estate
Property owner suing immigrant family that is fighting efforts to remove them
Work of controversial contractor involved in shipyard cleanup deemed ‘consistent and accurate’
Policies changing after reporting showed privately insured often left with unexpectedly large bills
Contract with organizers to end in 2020, will not be renewed
Many residents remain uninterested in compromise on project ahead of April 23rd vote
A statewide shortage of psychiatrists is affecting San Francisco’s psychiatric services
Dueling fundraising campaigns seeking to support and thwart the construction of a…
Supervisor responding to controversy over planned waterfront Navigation Center
Sueyoshi has served as interim dean of the college since January 2018
Shooting occurred after report of man with knife at Mission District encampment
City College of San Francisco leaders voice concerns over state bill that stands to require community colleges to provide overnight access to parking facilites for homeless students.
Mayor, some black community leaders not yet sold on proposal
Facebook’s mishandling of data, influence over politics cited as concerns
