Potrero Hill Festival 2022
San Francisco Flower Market to Bloom in Potrero Hill In 2023
The San Francisco Wholesale Flower Market will reopen in Potrero Hill “well before the end of 2023,” according to Mike Grisso of … Keep Reading
Rebates Available for Electric Vehicle Purchases; Access to Charging Facilities Remains a Problem
With gasoline costing well more than $5 a gallon, and climate change increasingly on Californian’s minds, demand for electric vehicles is fast … Keep Reading
Number of Unsheltered People Declines in District 10
This year the number of people completely without shelter dropped by 15 percent in San Francisco compared with 2019. The reduction in … Keep Reading
Starting Salaries Vary Widely by Profession, Baking in Inequality
Starting salaries for college graduates vary widely depending on the profession, setting up individuals for a likely lifetime of income disparities. Notably, … Keep Reading
Bill Protecting Architects’ Copyright Becomes Law
Senate Bill 1214, carried by State Senator Brian Jones, was signed by the governor earlier this year. The law limits the type … Keep Reading
Le Marché Cezanne: An Épicerie in Potrero Hill
Le Marché Cezanne, a grocery store dedicated to connecting local farms and neighborhood brands with community members, opens this month on 18th … Keep Reading
Why I Choose to Raise My Son in San Francisco
I didn’t plan anything. I arrived in San Francisco by car on September 11, 2008 around 9 p.m., young, single and childless. … Keep Reading
Obituaries
Mits AkashiSeptember 19, 1934- October 22, 2022 Mits Akashi, beloved owner of Moshi Moshi, passed away on the evening of Saturday October … Keep Reading
District 10 Residents Concerned About Crime, Homelessness
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 10 is located on the southeast corner of the 7 x 7 and includes significant overlap … Keep Reading
Neighborhoods Dotted with Public Spaces, Art
Top: Five 15-foot silver spheres created by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson are located on Chase Center’s east plaza. The spheres have mirrors … Keep Reading
Proposed Bike Lane on 17th Street Hits Speed Bumps
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) has proposed a “Quick-Build Project” along 17th Street between Rhode Island and Mississippi streets that … Keep Reading
As the Pandemic Wanes, Live Theaters Create New Scenes
In Potrero Hill, where face masks are a rare sight, theater groups performing at Potrero Stage and elsewhere still speak of testing … Keep Reading
VOTE
The wheel of democracy turns yet again, with the yummy, annoying, or satisfying responsibility to choose amongst a plethora of candidates and … Keep Reading
Minority Rules
DISTRICT SUPERVISOR, 2020 FIRST CHOICE VOTES 1 Connie Chan 13,422 3 Aaron Peskin 15,293 5 Dean Preston 21,431 7 Myrna Melgar 7,852 … Keep Reading
Without Publications to Populate them, Newsracks Disappear
In July, the San Francisco Department of Public Works (DPW) removed about 230 mostly unused news racks from throughout the City. According … Keep Reading
Fire Strikes at The Double Play
The Double Play, located at 16th and Bryant streets, whose walls were crowded with a treasure of baseball memorabilia dating to when … Keep Reading
Catalytic Converters Stolen from Under Police’s Noses
Four identifiably marked San Francisco Police Department vehicles had their catalytic converters surgically removed by thieves last month. “On September 12, 2022, … Keep Reading
Contemporary Furniture for Sale in Potrero Hill
At the corner of 17th and Missouri streets a freshly renovated building showcases table sets and armchairs vended by Blu Dot San … Keep Reading
Why I Choose to Raise My Kids in San Francisco
My husband, Kevin, and I choose to raise our kids, Olivia, nine, and Emma, six, in San Francisco and specifically Potrero Hill … Keep Reading
Rec and Park Unconcerned About Project’s Shadowing of Potrero Del Sol Park
Last month, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission voted four to one that the shadow from a proposed residential complex wouldn’t … Keep Reading
District 10 Sales Tax Revenues Rebound
District 10 generated $14.53 million in sales tax revenue last year, the third highest district haul, and more than the $14 million … Keep Reading
Adam Challenges Walton for District 10 Supe Seat
On November 8 District 10 residents will have a choice between returning incumbent and Board president Shamann Walton to the Board of … Keep Reading
Kash is King
During the height of the pandemic, just when his restaurant business was reaching its peak, Kash Feng slashed his staff from 500 … Keep Reading