Breaking: Hotels have offered San Francisco some 8,500 rooms for the COVID-19 crisis — and supes want way more
Over the weekend, hotels answered San Francisco’s call for rooms in the COVID-19 crisis —...
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Housing
COVID-19: What happens when a homeless shelter resident tests positive?
Nestled among other street detritus on Florida Street sits a dry and seemingly abandoned...
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COVID-19: Hotels bidding against one another to provide shelter space to San Francisco
A Request for Proposals is live, and hotels are, in essence, bidding against one another in order...
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COVID-19: San Francisco may have 4K hotel rooms by next week — but how much can one county do to fight a global pandemic?
En Español Think of it as a chocolate and peanut butter situation — but that’s not chocolate. We...
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New developer takes on 17th and Mission development — says it may be company’s ‘last market-rate project’
A 27-unit housing development at 17th and Mission streets may finally break ground more than a...
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Appropriate fear: A 13,000-unit housing development — yes, 13,000 — is on the verge of imploding
Concord, for many San Franciscans, is an abstract concept. It’s a name on a map or a BART marquee...
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On eve of vote, Mission residents sound off on proposed Hummingbird homeless respite site on Valencia
More than 100 people packed a community meeting at the Salvation Army site at 22nd and Valencia...
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Jelani House, a place for pregnant homeless women opens
The Jelani House, run by the Mission-based nonprofit Homeless Prenatal Program, opened Monday and...
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Monster mashed: Developer pulls plug on contentious 1979 Mission project, puts land up for sale
Community groups make play for coveted 16th and Mission site Maximus Real Estate Partners, the...
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Developer Joe Toboni breaks ground on 75-unit project on South Van Ness — and a new affordable housing model
A gas station that has sat unused and derelict on the corner of 19th and South Van Ness for some...
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Planning Commissioner Dennis Richards sues San Francisco, Department of Building Inspection, alleging retaliation
Embattled commissioner Dennis Richards remains on leave of absence following rancor over tenant...
Read MoreA tale about Mission mice: First it’s about food, then sex.
An aberration, a shadowy shade shift flashed in the corner of my eye. Struck with speculative...
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Community demands transparency and more involvement in a proposal to open a Hummingbird Place on Valencia Street
Frustrated neighbors packed Monday’s community meeting to discuss a proposal to convert the...
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The city moves to acquire South Van Ness Manor, its first board-and-care facility purchase in the Mission
On Monday, Mayor London Breed announced the city will purchase South Van Ness Manor, a 29-bed...
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Serial evictor landlord is also allegedly the tenant from hell — and he’s getting evicted
Michael Campesino, a serial evictor landlord, whom Mission Local on Tuesday revealed is making his...
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State Sen. candidate Jackie Fielder introduces housing plan, says SB 50 is on its ‘last legs’
State senate candidate Jackie Fielder on Wednesday announced a housing plan that drew a sharp...
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The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: The Woven Tarot: Discover Your Shadow Card (The Wheel of Fortune to the World) Part 2 by Mary Grisey
October 24 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
