Libraries
Main branch to receive first-floor face-lift
The first floor of San Francisco’s Main Library will undergo a major renovation starting Jan. 2. The library’s listening and viewing stations will be discontinued while videos, DVDs, CDs and audiobooks reduced during construction. The project is expected to take eight months to finish.
SFPD
Richmond Police Station to hold potluck
Tonight, the Richmond Police Station will hold a holiday potluck dinner. This is a chance for residents to suggest issues they’d like to see police address in their community forum. The party will be at 7 p.m. in the community room of the Richmond Station, 461 Sixth Ave.
Redevelopment Agency
Agency to debate funding of Tenderloin development
The City’s Redevelopment Agency will decide today whether to loan the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation $3.4 million to help fund a Mission Street housing development.
The TNDC plans to build an eight-story, 78-unit family housing development at 1036-1040 Mission St. for very low-income and homeless families. TNDC has entered an agreement to purchase the property for $5.5 million.
The agency meets today, at 4 p.m., at City Hall, Room 416.
City Attorney’s Office
Formation of social justice litigation group announced
City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced the formation of a working group with law schools at Yale and UC Berkeley that will explore social justice litigation. The initiative will provide opportunities for the law students to participate in lectures and hands-on collaboration with the City Attorney’s Office.
Find out more at www.sfexaminer.com/join/
