Posts Tagged ‘San Francisco’
This fall’s San Francisco voter guide will swell to whopping 500 pages and cost an estimated $1.8 million to print.
While numerous California cities have been hit hard by the effects of the recession, the Bay Area seems to be bouncing back just fine.
An eight-year struggle to build a skatepark under the Central Freeway in SOMA is finally coming to fruition.
Residents across the Bay have a glass-half-empty view when it comes to how their city is being run.
The City is finally ready to put money in the pockets of the 46 homeowners and businesses flooded with rain and sewage in 2003 and 2004.
Amid more protest and debate, CCSF trustees signed off on a report detailing changes made at the troubled school.
A new app allows iPhone users to stream live video of any public space, any time from anywhere.
This week The City was all about a different type of awards ceremony — one that handed out bronze Piggy Awards.
One hundred years ago this month, the lights went out at midnight and thousands of revelers mourned the passing of the “Paris of America.”
San Francisco tied L.A. for second place on a list detailing U.S. cities with the worst traffic.
The City received a letter from the U.S. Olympic Committee to gauge its interest in hosting the 2024 games.
Because of The City’s lack of low-income housing, 47 percent of ex-offenders are left to live on the streets.
As if San Francisco housing and gas prices weren’t enough, BART officials proposed fare and parking increases this week.
Open up your wallets, because funding for the international sailing competition has fallen $20 million short.
A report released Tuesday indicates that Silicon Valley is not only returning, but exceeding the heyday of dot-com boom job growth.
Concerned CCSF faculty, staff and students are meeting tonight at City College’s Mission Campus on Valencia to help rescue public higher education in San Francisco.
