Last fall, the Golden State Warriors made considerable progress toward securing approval for an arena to be located at Third, 16th, and … Keep Reading
A slightly higher percentage of registered voters in Potrero Hill cast a ballot during last month’s election than did so citywide; 46 … Keep Reading
Last month, incumbent Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi was defeated by former Chief Deputy Sheriff Vicki Hennessy, who took 62 percent of the vote. … Keep Reading
There’s an expression, that one shouldn’t “make perfect the enemy of the good.” It’s the cousin of “the devil is in the … Keep Reading
The Potrero Boosters have been collaborating with other neighborhood groups – including the Dogpatch Neighborhood Association (DNA), South Beach/Rincon/Mission Bay Neighborhood Association, … Keep Reading
Shooting Last month, a gun detection system recorded multiple gunshots fired somewhere between Watchman Way and Missouri Street. San Francisco Police Department … Keep Reading
Editor, I hated the headline “Good Life Grocery Facing Thousands of Dollars in Recycling Fines,” in last month’s View. That headline is … Keep Reading
Fires sparking from homeless encampments located on a small strip of California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) owned land between San Bruno Avenue … Keep Reading
The Warriors’ proposed arena would create more space for events, provide short- and long-term work for local unions, and likely generate additional … Keep Reading
The San Francisco–Marin Food Bank’s warehouse, located at 900 Pennsylvania Avenue, is the hub for an effort that depends on a multitude … Keep Reading
It’s illegal to throw garbage or unwanted items onto a public street or sidewalk. Trash pick-up for all public areas in San … Keep Reading
With outposts in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Writing Pad offers courses and workshops designed to immerse students in the art and … Keep Reading
Gazing at a row of vintage mechanical printing presses at work can conjure a feeling of Old World romance. It certainly did … Keep Reading
Last month, the San Francisco Planning Commission approved unanimously a series of documents associated with a proposed residential development at 1601 Mariposa … Keep Reading
With nearly twenty years of experience owning or operating restaurants throughout San Francisco, Jocelyn Bulow has learned how to spot the City’s … Keep Reading
Last fall, Golden Gate Bell, LLC, a Pleasanton-based franchisee working in partnership with Yum! Brands, Inc., opened technology-friendly Taco Bell Cantina (TBC) … Keep Reading
“Oifff,” exclaimed Nash, as he pulled his keys and wallet out of his pocket and dumped them in a bright blue bowl … Keep Reading
December 3rd – Theater: SubUrbia SubUrbia examines young adults’ trials and tribulations, particularly when society offers a cynical perspective that turns the … Keep Reading
Programs for Adults Holiday Harp Concert with Triskela: Celebrate the season with a festive winter music show by the Triskela Harp Trio. … Keep Reading
Last year, the San Francisco Police Department arrested 3,413 African-Americans for felonies, compared with 3,207 arrests of Whites, according to data from … Keep Reading
Judith Catherine Kloehn Lopez passed away at her Potrero Hill home on October 28, 2015. She was born September 28, 1947 at … Keep Reading
In our interconnected and device-laden world, cybersecurity has become a hot topic, especially after recent data breaches at the Sony and Target … Keep Reading
Multiple farmers markets dot San Francisco throughout the week. From the epic Saturday morning Ferry Building Plaza, to sleepier Fort Mason, it’s … Keep Reading
Potrero Hill and Dogpatch are home to a number of “Landmark Trees,” so designated for their size, historical value, or beauty by … Keep Reading
For the past four months the View has published experts from Gold, a serialized tale of politics, capitalism, and corruption in San … Keep Reading