Singin’ in the stacks: Karaoke night at the Excelsior public library
Tucked in a quiet corner of the already quiet library, the program room becomes the loudest room in the building during the monthly karaoke.
Brenda’s Meat & Three – Old Favorite in Western Addition
Brenda’s Meat and Three has a warm, diner-like ambience, with a giant horseshoe counter dominating the space.
S.F. Kaiser nurse at risk of losing her job just had her DACA renewed
A nurse and DACA recipient who faced termination over delayed immigration paperwork will keep her job after Kaiser extended her unpaid leave.
S.F. CEO tax could raise $300M a year, but might cost 900 jobs, controller says
A new report from the San Francisco controller’s office says Proposition D, also known as San Francisco’s “overpaid CEO tax,” could bring the city hundreds of millions of extra dollars a year, but also cost jobs and slow down the local economy. San Francisco would have 944 jobs fewer in any given year, on average,…
Richmond Buzz: Business by locals, for locals
The Richmond is buzzing with new business. In this Buzz, many have set out to make their storefronts as versatile as possible.
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Fire tears through walls of Tenderloin affordable housing building, displacing 46
No one was injured by the blaze that travelled from the second to the sixth floor of 285 Turk St. on Tuesday evening.
Sunset progressives organize to ‘stop billionaire takeover’ of S.F.
Gordon Mar, who leads the new group, said he wants to “challenge the stereotype that Westside neighborhoods are politically conservative.”
Meet the District 4 candidates: We love Sunset Night Market. But what else?
Candidates talked about Irving Street Restaurant Week and a Pokémon Go scavenger hunt. Also: expanding Sunset Night Market to other streets.
Casting shade on shadows: S.F. supervisor targets a favorite tool for blocking housing
Shadow-based environmental appeals have been used to block or delay many new housing projects
S.F. immigration courts have lost more judges than any in the country
The losses have left the city’s immigration judicial system decimated. One court closed this month, and another is now a satellite.
Mission Buzz: Baja food coming to Mission, new sushi on Valencia
Chicano Nuevo is finally able to serve food. Mission Yoga turns 25 and a new coffee shop at the space formerly occupied by Little Spot.
S.F. judge candidate outraising opponent 5-to-1, boosted by tech exec, cop unions
Prosecutor and judge candidate Phoebe Maffei has received support from law enforcement unions, and tech executive Jeremy Liew.
Labor’s love lost? Union favorite Connie Chan has labor’s backing, but little of its cash.
Labor unions may be a dollar short and a day late in spending for their avowed champion. Connie Chan finds herself losing the money race.
S.F. drug-free housing bill sent back to committee after doctors raise concerns
Dorsey and city’s largest doctors group reach agreement on eviction protections
S.F. activists deliver 1,500 postcards to Mayor Lurie, asking him to stop budget cuts
The People’s Budget Coalition delivered over 1,500 postcards today to Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office today, demanding the mayor stop cutting funds to services.
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