Neighborhood Leaders Makes Things Better
The View canvassed its readers to identify individuals who volunteer their time to make a positive difference in their community, some of … Keep Reading
Port, Rec and Parks Assume Responsibility for 18 Mission Bay Parks
Last month, the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department (RPD) and Port of San Francisco assumed maintenance and operation responsibilities for 18 … Keep Reading
Day on the Green returns to Potrero Hill Recreation Center Park
The 2023 Day on the Green neighborhood celebration will be held on August 26 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the … Keep Reading
The Good Life Grocery Feeds Bernal Heights, Potrero Hill
Potrero Hill residents Kayren Hudiburgh and Lester Zeidman have long nurtured The Good Life Grocery, a natural foods store located at 1524 … Keep Reading
Potrero Hill Parklets, Here to Stay?
Amidst the pandemic numerous curbside parklets appeared along 18th Street, providing restaurants with a vital lifeline and customers the ability to dine … Keep Reading
Potrero Annex-Terrace Mismanaged by Private Firm
Eugene Burger Management Corporation (EBMC) is mismanaging the Potrero Annex-Terrace and Sunnydale housing complexes, according to a San Francisco Housing Authority (SFHA) … Keep Reading
Vermont Cleaners Struggles During Retrofit
Vermont Cleaners, located at 600 Vermont Street, has been in Benson Xu’s family since 1986. The business has survived an earthquake, recessions, … Keep Reading
Neighborhood Leaders Nurture Civic Engagement
The View canvassed its readers to identify residents who volunteer to improve their community. Below we describe the efforts of some of … Keep Reading
Shipwrecked in San Francisco
Sirens and castaways, drag and modern dance, a shipwreck in a nightclub. We Build Houses Here, performed last May at Oasis, showcased … Keep Reading
Bert Hsu Academy to Offer Kindergarten to Eighth Grade Classes in Potrero Hill
Opening this fall, the Bertrand D. Hsu American & Chinese Bicultural Academy will offer “quality, rigorous, affordable and bicultural education” to kindergarten … Keep Reading
City Sees Slow Rise in Pet Adoptions as Cost of Care Increases
Fewer animals are being adopted from San Francisco Animal Care & Control (SFACC) since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021 … Keep Reading
Starr King Open Space Elects Two New Board Members
Two new members were elected to the Starr King Open Space board of directors last month. Justin Briggs and Daniel Rozynski will … Keep Reading
Impulse Labs Cooking with Electricity
Located at 1409 Minnesota Street, Impulse Labs launched last fall with an ambitious mission: to make it easier to electrify homes with … Keep Reading
Starr King Elementary School Receives Mixed Reviews from Students
Starr King Elementary, located adjacent to Starr King Open Space, offers a Mandarin Dual Immersion (MI) program, two classes for each grade, … Keep Reading
Institute of Contemporary Art Works to Interpret Cultural Moments
According to The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco’s (ICA SF) founding director, Ali Gass, the always-free, non-collecting museum was conceived amidst … Keep Reading
Dogpatch Family’s Entire Belongings Stolen from U-Haul
At the end of March, Deanna Borbon and René Felbermayr packed a U-Haul to move to Los Angeles with their two small … Keep Reading
Potrero Hill Artists’ Exhibition Returns after Brief Hiatus
Amateur and professional artists alike will have a chance to showcase their work at the Annual Potrero Hill Artists’ Exhibition hosted by … Keep Reading
Dogpatch, Potrero Hill Beset with Unmaintained Right-of-Ways, Known as “Unaccepted Streets”
Residents of southeastern neighborhoods are frustrated by chronic municipal neglect of unaccepted streets, public right-of-ways also known as “dirt” or “paper” roads. … Keep Reading
San Francisco’s Sexually Transmitted Infection Rates Lower than Southern Cities
While many cities have seen escalating numbers of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) over the past few years, San Francisco has experienced only … Keep Reading
ACTCM Struggles to Do Right by Remaining Students
The American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) was first established in 1980. In 2024 it’ll cease to exist. Acquired by the … Keep Reading
Activist Works to Improve Dogpatch
Donovan Lacy has lived in lots of places. Hailing from Lexington, Kentucky, he found Montreal too cold, Florida too warm. San Francisco … Keep Reading
The Oldest Homes on the Hill
According to the California Environmental Quality Act, buildings constructed more than 50 years ago that have architectural or historical significance may be considered … Keep Reading
Why I Choose to Raise My Family in San Francisco
When I moved to Potrero Hill in 2006 I was single. I didn’t know much about the neighborhood other than the Bottom … Keep Reading
Roughly Half of Potrero Hill High School Students Graduate
Downtown High School’s four-year graduation rates compare favorably to the San Francisco Unified District’s (SFUSD) average rates for the 2021-2022 cohort, while … Keep Reading
Residents Call for City, Developer to Proceed with Promised Rec Center Staircase
For almost a decade, residents have advocated for development of staircases from the point where 22nd Street turns onto Texas Street, next … Keep Reading