Muni details route changes and street closures for the 420 event in Golden Gate Park, Easter Sunrise service on Mount Davidson and the ongoing streetscape project in the Inner Sunset this weekend.
A Busy Weekend Schedule Prompts Muni Disruptions
Sunset Music and Arts Concert Series (Sponsored Content)
Sunset Music and Arts is a yearlong concert series of Incarnation Episcopal Church that features over 40 concerts along with travelogues and workshops/masterclasses.
Link to Information on N-Judah Replacement Buses During Construction
To accommodate the final phase of the Inner Sunset Streetscape Improvement Project, Muni will run bus shuttles for the N Judah Line between Ocean Beach and Carl and Cole streets starting Saturday, April 13 and will continue for approximately two weeks.
Family Fun at Recess Collective (Sponsored Content)
Recess Collective is a non-profit organization hosting their first fundraiser on May 4, 1-5 p.m. It will be an afternoon of family fun including face-painting, live music and children’s activities.
City Hall – Gordon Mar
Affordable Housing Crisis By SF Supervisor Gordon Mar A record number of high-profile tech companies are looking to hold IPOs (a.k.a, go public) this year, including Uber, Lyft, Airbnb and Pinterest, among […]
POPS Urges SFMTA to Consult with the Sunset Before Major Taraval Project
The People of Parksode/Sunset (POPS) community organization has taken an official position to demand that the San Francisco Transportation Agency (SFMTA) properly evaluate the need for a dedicated transit lane on Taraval Street.
Richmond Business News: Zumba with the Wongs
The Wongs are a native San Franciscan family dating back 30 years, and have been dancing professionally in Chinese folk dance for generations.
St. Patrick’s Day, 2019
Photos from St. Patrick’s Day, 2019 in front of the United Irish Cultural Center on 45th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard. Photos by Michael Durand.
Real Estate – John M. Lee
I am seeing more properties coming onto the market and preparing for a good spring selling season. The factors affecting optimism seem to be the instability of the stock market and buyer hesitations that we might be at the top of the market.
Letter to the Editor – California Leads the Nation?
Interestingly, Phil Ting’s list of things California leads the nation in left off some metrics. I wonder why?
Commentary – Andrew Solow
After spending six months trying to convince the SF Recreation and Parks Dept. to adopt objective standards for noise levels from the Outside Lands Festival, on Jan. 17, the SF Recreation and Park Commission (SFRPC) ignored complaints from more than 200 SF residents and approved a 10-year extension of the Festival Use Permit with no noise limits.
Richmond Neighborhood Center Celebrates Immigrant Cultures
On Sunday, March 3, the Richmond Neighborhood Center will host a celebration of immigrant cultures in the Richmond District.
Commentary – Paul Kozakiewicz
I have had the privilege of covering the west side of San Francisco for the past 30 years, meeting many of the great people who make this part of the City such a great place to live. Now, it is time to pass the torch to a new leader.
Sunset Filmmaker Captures Reality of Life’s End
“Exit Music” is being screened Feb. 3 and 5 at SF Indiefest. It is an unsentimental look at a life of suffering, yet a life worth living.
Disaster: City Aims to Tap Lake Merced for Water
Plans for San Francisco’s emergency firefighting water system have been expanded to include drafting water from Lake Merced, which could help the entire west side, especially since Sunset Reservoir water could be claimed by other peninsula water districts.
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon 