Drought Putting Pressure on Produce Prices
“Corn and zucchini have been okay but most other produce has gone up in price,” said José Escobar, The Good Life Grocery’s … Keep Reading
San Francisco Wants to Make Cooking with Gas a Thing of the Past
The City and County of San Francisco is part of a growing number of local governments that’ve adopted policies to restrict the … Keep Reading
Mission Bay Building Owners Sue as Pipes Break Due to Subsidence
The Radiance, a 99-unit condominium building with entrances at 330 Mission Bay Boulevard and 325 China Basin Street, is suing the City … Keep Reading
Mission Bay Elementary School on Track for 2025 Opening
Earlier this summer the San Francisco Board of Education (SFBoE) unanimously approved construction of a prekindergarten through fifth grade school and Linked … Keep Reading
SOMA Animal Hospital Welcomes Pet Patients
Earlier this year SOMA Animal Hospital opened at the corner of Fourth and Channel streets in a space originally scoped to be … Keep Reading
Long Bridge Superhighway of Yesteryear
San Francisco has long found creative ways to solve complex ways, including, in the 19th Century, development of the Long Bridge. “A … Keep Reading
Officer-Involved Shooting at Owens and Mariposa Streets
On May 19th, shots rang out under the Interstate-280 overpass at Mariposa and Owens streets. An altercation between two unhoused men turned … Keep Reading
Potrero Gateway Park Coming Soon
The right-of-way located between San Bruno Avenue, 17th Street and Vermont Street sits atop ancient serpentine bedrock, composed of California’s rare state … Keep Reading
The Ramp Restaurant Looking for a Safe Harbor
The waterfront dive bar and restaurant, The Ramp, and accompanying boatyard, San Francisco Boatworks, continue to roll on rocky waves with a … Keep Reading
The Shirt
“Bye, J.C.,” I said, reaching up to hug the big man. “It was great to see you.” We disentangled and gave each … Keep Reading
Division Street Documents Street Life
In 2016 San Francisco hosted Super Bowl 50. Then Mayor Ed Lee ordered the San Francisco Police Department to move those living … Keep Reading
Delancey Street Program Population Down During the Pandemic
Criminal sentencing policies swing one way and then the other, but demand for entry into the Delancey Street residential training center for … Keep Reading
Smuin Center for Dance Invites Potrero Hill to Move it
Shortly before the start of the pandemic, Smuin Contemporary Ballet and the Smuin Center for Dance relocated to 1830 17th Street, between … Keep Reading
VOTE: June 7, 2022
United States Representative, District 11: Nancy Pelosi. Our hometown congressional hero is awesome, and remains if not at, close to, political peak … Keep Reading
Traditional Chinese Medicine Taught in Potrero Hill
Eastern medicine – which focuses on treating the person rather than the symptoms – has been practiced for more than 3,000 years, … Keep Reading
Pelton Cottages Evidence of Lived History in Dogpatch
Passersby may have noticed two rows of identical bungalows huddled together on Tennessee and Minnesota streets near 22nd. These are Pelton Cottages … Keep Reading
Chatz Bids Potrero Hill a Fond Farewell
There’s been a coffee shop at 301 Arkansas Street for the last 22 years. Not anymore. Masoud, who owned and operated Chatz … Keep Reading
Crane Cove Park Going to the Dogs
Opened in October 2020, Crane Cove Park – located at 18th and Illinois streets – has quickly become a beloved neighborhood asset. … Keep Reading
Dogpatch & NW Potrero Hill Benefit District Elects Board
Six new and two returning members were empaneled on the Dogpatch & NW Potrero Hill Green Benefit District’s board last month. The … Keep Reading
PG&E Disrupts Streets as Part of Distribution Expansion Project
Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s undergrounding of two miles of new distribution lines in Potrero Hill has prompted concerns from residents about … Keep Reading
Dogpatch, Potrero Hill to Stay in District 10
After weeks of heated debate and threats of lawsuits the nine-member San Francisco Redistricting Task Force adopted a final draft map for … Keep Reading
Muni Pursues New Bus Routes and Bike Lanes
As the pandemic hopefully wanes, Muni lines have been restored, altered, and temporarily or permanently abandoned. The 55 Dogpatch began service last … Keep Reading
Legislation Stalls Amazon Warehouse
Amazon has paused development of a proposed 5.8-acre parcel delivery facility at 900 Seventh Street in response to municipal legislation passed earlier … Keep Reading
District 10 Residents Want to keep Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, and Bayview Together
As the April 15 deadline for redistricting supervisorial districts approaches, many District 10 residents are adamant that Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, and Bayview … Keep Reading