COVID-19: A sneak peek at the horrifying economic projections for San Francisco (updated with the full report)
The people at City Hall whose job it is to add up numbers are at a loss these days. Because there...
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First Move to Regulate City Biz on 24th Street
The San Francisco Planning Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to move forward legislation...
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SF Biz Finds New Hires Hard to Find
While the boom in San Francisco has helped boost business, shops and restaurants are finding that...
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Modern Times Bookstore In Debt, Seeking Community Support
With a debt collective members estimate to be $100,000, members of the Modern Times Bookstore...
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Bank Backlash Boosts the Locals
More people are moving their money away from big banks, providing a boon to smaller financial institutions, including some in the Mission. Tomorrow: Credit Union Invests in Tots to TeensEn Español
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Biography of a Taco
Local architecture and design students set out to map the food shed of a nearby taco truck, following each ingredient from conception to waste.
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My Neighbor’s Yard, My Farm
Community gardens are not uncommon in the Mission. What is uncommon is the notion of trying to make a living growing food in the middle of one of the most expensive cities in the country. En Español
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Construction Drama at Brava
Theater gets caught in an off-stage labor dispute between the carpenters’ union and a private construction firm. En Español
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Local Designers Team Up To Form Collective
New Valencia Street store opens featuring locally designed and restructured vintage clothing and jewelry.
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Mission’s Christmas On
For some shoppers and vendors, the Christmas season started on Mission Street as early as the first week of November.
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What Have You Done For Me Lately, Governator?
Tree-huggers, gay assemblymen and the elderly are unhappy with Arnold this week.
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City audit reveals San Francisco needs to rethink it’s strategy for reducing prostitution.
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It Just Got More Expensive to Live in San Francisco
San Franciscans will shell out an additional $117 million this year to fly home, go to the zoo and smoke cigarettes, among other things.
Read MoreBoard of Supes LIVE at City Hall 10/6
2:05 The gavel comes down and we’re off 2:10 All of the Supes are present, and the first nine items are past in less than three minutes, off to a good start today 2:12 Item 10, Special Tax Financing Law, is amended and...
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State Budget Crisis Hits S.F.
Latest round of state cuts hit San Francisco health care workers and patients.
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Furloughs = More Work Less Pay
For City Hall support staff the legislative break meant more work and vacation furlough days.
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GLBT History Museum: No More Silence: Digital Community Histories of HIV / AIDS
August 11 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
