It was a Sunday morning and my then four year-old son, Connor, was getting restless. I offered several of our regular parks … Keep Reading
I had a call in the Tenderloin. I knew it was going to be a no sale once I pulled up to … Keep Reading
“Chester’s not here,” said Maggie, glancing up from the cash register counter towards the wooden entry door, which had clattered open. She … Keep Reading
By Chris Block and Steven J. Moss More than 50 people gathered at Peet’s Coffee & Tea’s Minnesota Street offices to discuss … Keep Reading
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) has embarked on an initiative to research and analyze the effectiveness of the Residential Parking … Keep Reading
In many ways Potrero Hill exemplifies San Francisco as a whole, particularly in terms of its population mix and income. It’s not … Keep Reading
The month of June is known for weddings and primaries, both of which can lead to happily ever after or quite the … Keep Reading
Over the past year alone, a cascading set of trends has prompted the closure of 10 Bay Area hospitals outside San Francisco, … Keep Reading
San Francisco is home to three clinics, located in Bernal Heights, Potrero Hill and the Haight, that offer abortion services. Two other … Keep Reading
Securing answers from San Francisco law enforcement agencies – which are engaged in internecine bickering over a host of issues, including allegations … Keep Reading
Dr. Nancy Milliken, founder and director of the University of California, San Francisco’s National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health, has spent … Keep Reading
With this month’s opening of a new nine-story building that includes spacious rooms for labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum care, Zuckerberg San … Keep Reading
Kiana Underwood’s five-Yelp-star floral design studio, Tulipina, is located on Vermont Street. Tulipina creates floral arrangements for “bespoke weddings,” in which everything … Keep Reading
Kristina Geier opened BerryClean in Potrero Hill last fall. She was raised by parents whose professional lives revolved around the travel and … Keep Reading
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Verdi Club, a working class social club whose historic 1935 building sits discreetly at … Keep Reading
Wisconsin Street resident Margaret Keyes was born two months before the Great Depression engulfed the nation. Growing up in San Francisco’s Sunset … Keep Reading
Dawn Porter, who lives on the 300 block of Missouri Street, has directed several award-winning, social justice documentaries. Gideon’s Army (2013, HBO) … Keep Reading
Potrero Branch Library Art Show to Launch on May 7 By Marci Mills The public is invited to celebrate the opening of … Keep Reading
Two San Francisco moms, Debbie Findling and Abby Porth, who both experienced fertility losses, co-created a project to develop a “memory garden” … Keep Reading
“Have you heard of Henrietta Lacks?” Stephanie was slumped in the bean bag chair, staring at the ceiling. The fog from … Keep Reading
On January 1, 2016, The California Comprehensive Sexual Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Act went into effect. The Act is intended to equip … Keep Reading
According to Joi Jackson-Morgan, when 3rd Street Youth Center clients discovered the health risks associated with beauty products by looking at the … Keep Reading
The MRC Rebels Girls Basketball Club was founded in 1988 by Oscar Jimenez, who saw a lack of basketball opportunities for San … Keep Reading
While living on Potrero Hill, Debbie Findling found it challenging to have a second child. Her daughter, Sara, who weighed less than … Keep Reading
Frederick H. Van Dusen, longtime resident of Potrero Hill’s northwestern slope, passed away of natural causes on Wednesday, March 16, 2016, at … Keep Reading