Weekends are a time for people to relax from the stresses of daily life and run
our errands. Taking traffic delays off the table is a goal we can achieve together.
Letters to the editor – Richmond Review
Letters to the editor of the Richmond ReView.
September Calendar of Events – Richmond District
Things to do in the Richmond District.
Real Estate – John M. Lee
Now that people are back from their vacations and the weather is getting better,
homeowners are putting their properties on the market. Buyers are circling, so we
should see a strong fall market.
Jog in the Fog to benefit Y
The Jog in the Fog is a 5-kilometer family fun run that supports neighborhood causes.
City Hall – Sandra Lee Fewer
News from SF Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer.
Police Blotter – Richmond District
Police activity in the Richmond District.
Richmond Roundup
Topics of interest for the Richmond District
Free event honors local historian
The San Francisco Museum and Historical Society, University of San Francisco and Mechanics Institute will host a special free event to honor the memory of Kevin Starr, the “dean of California historians.” Speakers include Paul J. […]
Community comes together
An estimated 700 Richmond District residents gathered Tuesday, Aug. 2, to celebrate
National Night Out, a national community-building event sponsored locally by the SF
Police Department’s Richmond Station and its Community Police Advisory Board.
Autumn Moon Fest debuts on Clement
The Autumn Moon Festival is often considered a “Chinese Thanksgiving” because of its
celebration of gratitude and inclusion of abundant food – including the popular
moon cake.
Visions of transportation past
Historical photo from 1905,
Jammin’ on Clement
Live music at Neck of the Woods on Clement Street.
Noriega Pot Club Gets OK Despite Public’s Pleas
…the SF Planning Commission voted 5-1 to allow the district’s first-
ever medical cannabis dispensary (MCD).
Letter to the Editor – Richmond Review
“… this mandated increase in the minimum wage is having a ripple effect you might not have seen coming.”
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