Community Calendar
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
Library News
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
Local House Busted for Dealing Drugs
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
Publisher’s View: Perfect
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
Short Cuts
Shooting Last month, a gun detection system recorded multiple gunshots fired somewhere between Watchman Way and Missouri Street. San Francisco Police Department … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor
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
Community Calendar
December 3rd – Theater: SubUrbia SubUrbia examines young adults’ trials and tribulations, particularly when society offers a cynical perspective that turns the … Keep Reading
Library News
Programs for Adults Holiday Harp Concert with Triskela: Celebrate the season with a festive winter music show by the Triskela Harp Trio. … Keep Reading
Far Higher Percentage of Blacks Arrested than Whites in SF
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
Fiction: Gold
For the past four months the View has published experts from Gold, a serialized tale of politics, capitalism, and corruption in San … Keep Reading
Short Cuts November 2015
Real Estate In September, 1740 20th Street, a roughly 3,000 square feet, three bedroom, two bath home, sold for $9.5 million. Zillow … Keep Reading
November 2015 Library News
PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS Write Your Own Will: Stuart Bronstein, estate planning and probate lawyer in San Francisco for more than 30 years, … Keep Reading
Video Clips, Citizen Tips Help Police Solve Violent Crime Cases
Crime & Safety Report — Sponsored by Mainline Security A front page article in last month’s View cited government statistics that indicate … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Home
Housing is today’s top conversational topic at upper middle class dinner parties in San Francisco. It’s displaced jockeying over whose been to … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor
Editor, Apropos of “Drought Impacts,” in the August issue, Paul McDonald should simply submerge his entire hose in the tub, make sure … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
The Center Won’t Hold By well before Thanksgiving, Mission Bay Development, with support from the California Department of Transportation, plans to rip-out … Keep Reading
Through October 11 Theater: CRANE In the world premiere of JC Lee’s CRANE, directed by Mina Morita and performed by Ferocious Lotus … Keep Reading
Police Work to Curb Auto Burglaries, Thefts
Police in the Bayview district, which serves Potrero Hill and Dogpatch, made two automobile burglary arrests in the first two weeks of … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Grand Canyon
An elementary school cliché is the oft-mocked “what I did this summer” essay. It’s an attempt to link the unstructured chasm between … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
Death The San Francisco Police Department is investigating the death of 23-year-old Melanie Olivieri as a possible homicide. Olivieri’s body was found … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor
Editor, I’m a long-time volunteer at Martin de Porres. Although I was pleased to see an article about us in your August … Keep Reading
September 1st – Writing: Radar Reading Series at SF Library The RADAR Reading Series is a periodic event that features independent and … Keep Reading
Missing Teacher Found Dead
A Downtown High School teacher who went missing in July in El Dorado County is dead, according to that County’s coroner’s office. … Keep Reading
Community Calendar August 2015
August 1st – Film/Culture: Well-known Taiwanese film director Mei-Juin Chen will screen her movie about the life and times of Li XiangLan, … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Jump Ball
Tussles over land use changes are nothing new in San Francisco. Protests erupt over removing a diseased street tree, or building a … Keep Reading