Publisher’s View: Privilege
I was born into privilege. Not the wealthy kind. My parents, struggling to raise five kids on my father’s aerospace engineer’s salary, … Keep Reading
I was born into privilege. Not the wealthy kind. My parents, struggling to raise five kids on my father’s aerospace engineer’s salary, … Keep Reading
Editor, Contrary to “No Pesticides Used in Potrero Parks, According to Environment Department,” February, Aquamaster – Glyphosate – was used in Franklin … Keep Reading
May 1 Festival: How Weird Street Faire How Weird Street Faire is a menagerie of attractions, including a world-renowned music festival featuring … Keep Reading
Programs for Adults Art Show Reception: All ages are welcome to the 58th annual Potrero Hill Artist Show reception! View artwork by … Keep Reading
Green Spent on Green Last month, the newly created Green Benefit District (GBD) spent roughly $34,400 to repair and clean seven green … Keep Reading
Editor, Why would the University of California, San Francisco want to locate an academic building, the new Department of Psychiatry and Child, … Keep Reading
April 1st through 3rd Art: Open Studios San Francisco’s largest artist collective, with more than 100 creatives, exhibit work from their studios … Keep Reading
Programs for Adults Creativity and Art Group: Express your creativity through art, music, meditation and more! Led by Cat Ehisen, family counselor … Keep Reading
Numerous tales told over many centuries tell of enchanting creatures that used to roam the earth. Ogres, faeries, and dwarfs continue to … Keep Reading
Pier 70 Restored The high-end home furnishing retailer Restoration Hardware will move into Pier 70 next year, the sprawling redevelopment project that’s … Keep Reading
ONE BLOCK highlights the people and places of a particular block. Modest stipends are available to Dogpatch, Mission Bay, Potrero Hill, Showplace … Keep Reading
Programs for Adults Holiday Harp Concert with TriskelaPaper and Light Tinkering: Make electrical circuits on a piece of paper. Sign up by … Keep Reading
Through April 8 Community: Free Tax Prep The Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, in partnership with the San Francisco Housing Corporation and the … Keep Reading
More than 30 years have passed since photographer Barbara Martz was robbed, raped and knifed to death in her home near 25th … Keep Reading
My earliest memory of visiting a doctor was created when I was four years old. I had a wart on my index … Keep Reading
Family House The Nancy and Stephen Grand Family House opens next month in Mission Bay. For more than thirty years, Family House … Keep Reading
Editor, I was surprised to see “The Debate Rages: Are Turf Fields Safe?” in last month’s View. The article is factually incorrect, … Keep Reading
February 1 Tour: Anchor Brewing Company For the first time ever, Anchor Brewing Company opens its doors to the public for a … Keep Reading
According to San Francisco Police Department Captain Raj Vaswani , who heads Bayview Station, which is responsible for peace on Potrero Hill, … Keep Reading
Not long after the arrival of the mass market automobile, which enabled the creation of suburbs stretching long distances away from central … Keep Reading
For this month’s shortcuts section, we’ve highlighted select Development and Planning Projects that are underway for 2016. Showplace Square/Potrero Area Plan The … Keep Reading
We begin the New Year with the indisputable knowledge that global climate change is a scientific fact. Debates rage about when, why … Keep Reading
January 5th – Art: Philip Sager Art opening for local photographer Philip Sager, 7 to 9 p.m. at Farley’s, 1315 18th Street. … Keep Reading
Programs for Adults Anchor Brewing Tour: Experience a taste of San Francisco’s history with a walking tour of Anchor Brewing, a world-renowned … Keep Reading
On Monday, November 30th, just after 12 p.m., about a dozen men from various S.F. law enforcement agencies batter rammed through the … Keep Reading