Daily COVID-19 data tracker: 17 new cases, no new deaths
The San Francisco Department of Public Health provides daily updates each morning. We will do the...
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Today’s Mission
Neighborhood Notes: A cautious reopening, Mission ‘slow streets,’ and online events
The reopening of the Mission continues – ever so slowly with maybe half of the retail on the...
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Veritas, Rep. Nancy Pelosi at odds over real-estate company’s $3.6 million PPP loan
Goldman Sachs loaned $487M to the LLCs controlling more than 50 Veritas properties in 2016....
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San Francisco Summer camp is on — in “pods” of 12
San Francisco’s summer camps and programs for six to 17-year-olds can reopen on June 15, Mayor...
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COVID-19 could prove fatal to many of San Francisco’s bars
Since the Gold Rush, bars have defined a part of Mission culture associated with nightlife, a bit...
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Lazy Bear is Awake from Hibernation!
I’m not sure how long Lazy Bear was closed after the lockdown (full disclosure: we’d never been...
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The Great Burger War begins at Whiz Burgers
Dear Mark, Our last exchange was during the Fried Chicken Apocalypse in December — a fitting...
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La Mezcla’s percussive Mission
As a Mexican-American woman unsuccessfully searching for a sense of home on both sides of the...
Read MorePeople we Meet: Jose Sanchez
José Sanchez came to the United States when he was twenty-one. He is thirty-four years old, speaks...
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Counting cops: Voters may be asked to weigh in on police staffing process
San Francisco’s city charter mandates a minimum police staffing level of 1,971 officers. Why?...
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Supervisor Ahsha Safaí puzzled why $1K of checks made out to him ended up in Rodrigo Santos’ bank account
The affidavit underlying the federal bank fraud charges leveled against former Building Inspection...
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Daily figures on SF coronavirus cases: Confirmed cases up 2 percent and deaths remain at 36
The San Francisco Department of Public Health provides updates daily at 9 a.m. We will do the...
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COVID-19: Reopening the San Francisco Bay Area — smart policy or wishful thinking?
When San Mateo County’s Health Officer announced Wednesday that businesses would be allowed to...
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Trouble-plagued Transbay Center votes to extend, augment contract for longtime program manager
The $2.2 billion Transbay Transit Center has long been envisioned as the Grand Central Station of...
Read MoreWhat To Do
Thu
04
Community Music Center: Shenson Salon: Larry Dunn & Anne Carol Mitchell, CMC Songwriters
June 4 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Fri
05
Pacific Felt Factory: Afternoon Power Map: an asset & network mapping session
June 5 @ 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Fri
05
GLBT History Museum: Beyond the Rainbow: Queer Symbology, History & Flag-Making
June 5 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
