Low enrollment resulted in closure of Potrero Hill’s only comprehensive high school, International Studies Academy (ISA), which had been located at 655 … Keep Reading
Numerous items are caged behind glass doors at the Potrero Center Safeway, dissuading some would-be shoppers from patronizing the store. “My family … Keep Reading
In fiscal year (FY) 2016, the City and County of San Francisco’s budget increased by $650 million, to $9.6 billion. In FY … Keep Reading
Corovan Lawsuit Save The Hill and Grow Potrero Responsibly have filed a lawsuit challenging the environmental review conducted on the development of … Keep Reading
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s (SFMTA) plan for traffic was to make it disappear. That plan has failed miserably. SFMTA doesn’t … Keep Reading
Editor, I’m writing as an old Potrero Hill resident to advise View readers of a serendipitous event. A month ago, my car … Keep Reading
I work in the East Bay. My coworkers who’ve fled over a bridge, through a tunnel, or down a freeway to raise … Keep Reading
With 25 local measures, 17 state initiatives, and many, many candidates, voters need a decision framework, or guiding philosophy, to render thoughtful … Keep Reading
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department (RPD)’s fiscal year (FY) 2016 budget is approximately $208.8 million, a $30.1 million jump from FY … Keep Reading
The San Francisco Planning Department wants suggestions on infrastructure improvements to make in Dogpatch and the Central Waterfront. The effort is part … Keep Reading
With a slew of new residents and businesses settling into Dogpatch over the last few years, the neighborhood is steadily distancing itself … Keep Reading
Last month, the Dogpatch Neighborhood Association (DNA) voted to endorse the siting of a Navigation Center at the end of 25th Street, … Keep Reading
Warm Water Cove, tucked away at the end of 24th Street, just south of the defunct Potrero Power Plant, used to serve … Keep Reading
“Comedy has to be based on truth. You take the truth, and you add a little curlicue at the end.” ~ Sid Caesar So … Keep Reading
The Pasha Group, based in San Rafael, is a family-owned global logistics company that focuses on automotive and maritime trade and goods … Keep Reading
Xan DeVoss began working as a professional baker in 2011, relying on a small shared space with an oven, selling bread through … Keep Reading
By Jacob Bourne The Bayview and Hunters Point neighborhoods continue to evolve, with recent demographic changes influenced by economic trends, particularly related … Keep Reading
Bayview residents living near an alleged illegal automobile repair business on 1515 Shafter Avenue have told City officials that Mark Phillips, the … Keep Reading
It might not be apparent from the Billboard Hot 100 charts or Teen Choice awards, but a variety of musical genres attract … Keep Reading
On August 20th, the casual Latin American restaurant, The New Spot, closed its doors after ten years of operating from 632 20th … Keep Reading
By Jacob Bourne Ori Systems, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, wants to improve the livability of small housing spaces, even those with less … Keep Reading
On October 15th, the 27th annual Potrero Hill Festival returns to 20th Street, offering food, local musicians, crafts, a special health and … Keep Reading
10/5 Book Launch: Mad Hungry Family: 120 Essential Recipes to Feed the Whole Crew Lucinda Scala Quinn is an evangelist for daily family … Keep Reading
In Brown Is the New White: How the Demographic Revolution Has Created a New Democratic Majority, published last winter by The New … Keep Reading
Production of Young Jean Lee’s The Shipment – through October 15 – by Crowded Fire Theater at Potrero Hill’s Thick House marks … Keep Reading