Richmond Buzz: A ‘quiet opening’, and a chef gives back
“Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes and other news from the Richmond. This week: a very buzzy cafe can’t avoid the buzz forever.
Saikat Chakrabarti drops $400K for affordable housing, public bank and transit measures
Saikat Chakrabarti has just spent $400K to support Props I, J and the regional transit tax on the November ballot.
Corey’s Pizza is open and lowriders are coming to town
Also, Jackie Fielder has a new legislative aide and the opening of the Mission library branch is now slated for late fall.
Meet the District 8 candidates: Should S.F. arrest more drug users?
The Lurie administration has stepped up arrests of drug users. The District 8 candidates share their thoughts.
Mayor Lurie gets 6 appointments to the Youth Commission. They all hail from private schools.
Records show no mayor in at least a decade has chosen only private-school kids.
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S.F. economy will take a hit if Muni measure fails, controller warns
A report from the controller’s office San Francisco’s GDP would grow $310 to $400 million over 15 years by passing the parcel tax measure.
Yes sir, Steve Kerr: Dubs coach visits Viz Valley Middle School
Warriors coach Steve Kerr makes visit to Visitation Valley Middle School after company does day of community service there.
San Francisco supervisors dial back extension to mayor’s controversial OpenGov software
Supes cut a $33M contract extension request to $22M, for three years instead of five
Meet the District 6 candidate: Does the RESET center contradict Dorsey’s stance on 6th St.?
Dorsey says Sixth Street has a disproportionate share of the city’s homelessness services. He championed opening the RESET center there. Why?
Felicia ‘Opi’ Freeney, daughter of Bayview and juvenile justice advocate, dies at 22
Freeney shared her own experiences as an incarcerated young person in the fight to shutter juvenile hall
S.F. supervisor announces plan to create new department of housing
Myrna Melgar wants to pull the housing department out of the mayor’s office — as well as kick-start a co-op program and a bike lane rollout.
What’s next for Valkyries this season?
The Golden State Valkyries have been back at practice during the tail end of the World Cup break. They have four games left in the regular season.
Judge tosses all charges against Stud Alley partygoers ‘in the interest of justice’
Judge dismisses cases against 18 people accused of failing to leave unpermitted party during pride weekend
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Would you support Hakeem Jeffries for House Speaker?
San Francisco congressional candidates Chan and Wiener evaluate the performance of Democratic leadership during Trump’s second term.
‘They do not speak for me:’ After $500K gift from crypto exec, Theo Ellington looks to show independence from tech
Chris Larsen, whose donation was the largest to any supervisor race in city history, says he was ‘impressed’ with Ellington’s ‘pragmatism.’
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