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A year ago, the city’s Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution that would have offered San Francisco’s poorest youth a cheaper way to get around. But with no infrastructure in place to actually create a program, the city’s promise to offer some students relief from the increased cost of Muni remained unfulfilled. That is, until now.
Housing, property, and space in general are prized commodities, especially in San Francisco. Nancy López gets to cover the stories that inevitably grow out of the cracks in the vacant storefronts, aging buildings and limited affordable housing - to name a few of the issues - found throughout the Mission District. She welcomes any story ideas readers may have.
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Well, how can we sign kids up?!