The historic Hibernia Bank building at Market and Jones streets, which has been fenced off and empty since 2000, has sold for $3.95 million to a commercial developer who plans to improve it and rent it as business space.
The striking 38,000-square-foot domed structure needs extensive work, though.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and organizers of S.F.’s leather fair have patched things up.
A rare monkey was born at San Francisco Zoo and Gardens, zoo… Continue reading
San Francisco Planning Commissioner Richard Hillis has resigned from his post and… Continue reading
An unidentified person entered the trackway at Powell Street BART station and was struck by a train.
Sep. 19—SACRAMENTO — A federal judge ordered a temporary injunction Thursday against… Continue reading
