The Surfrider Foundation is offering free cigarette containers for the outside of
businesses that allow smoking in an effort to keep cigarette butts out of the
environment.
Sunset Beacon
City Hall – Supervisor Katy Tang
Community updates from SF Supervisor Katy Tang.
Police Blotter – Sunset District
Crime report from the Sunset District.
Putting Butts in Proper Place
On Friday, June 30, a six-month effort was launched to reduce the
number of toxic cigarette butt waste in San Francisco’s
Sunset and Richmond districts when SF supervisors Sandra Lee Fewer
and Katy Tang organized a kick-off event and beach clean-up at Ocean Beach.
Sunset Spotlight
A neighborhood journal for the Sunset District.
City Aims to Build Teachers’ Housing
A plan to turn the Francis Scott Key Annex in the Outer Sunset District from a dilapidated
surplus school property into new housing for teachers is moving forward, as city officials
seek ways to keep educators from leaving for less expensive towns.
Future of Large Kirkham Heights Project Debated
At the southern end of Fifth Avenue in the Inner Sunset District, next to the University of
California, San Francisco (UCSF), sits an 86-unit housing complex on six acres of land
built in 1950 called Kirkham Heights.
Richmond Roundup
Things to do in the Richmond District
Letters to the Editor – Sunset Beacon
Letters to the Editor – Community Feedback
March Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events: Things to do in San Francisco’s Sunset and Richmond districts.
Model Yacht Club Sets Sail in March
Model yachts will soon fill Spreckels Lake in Golden Gate Park, as the San Francisco Model Yacht Club’s (SFMYC) boating season opens in March and runs through October.
Internet Archive Preserves Data from World Wide Web
In addition to its archiving function, the archive is an activist organization, advocating
for a free and open Internet.
Police Blotter – March, 2017
Police report for March, 2017
City Hall
Katy Tang represents District 4 on the SF Board of Supervisors
and can be reached at (415) 554-7460 or
Katy.Tang@sfgov.org.
New Law Would Lower Speed Limit in GG Park to 15 m.p.h.
Assemblyman Phil Ting submitted legislation in Sacramento
on Feb. 15 that would change the speed limit on Golden Gate Park
roads from 25 miles-per-hour (m.p.h.) to 15 m.p.h.
