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BART Fares Going Up Average of 15¢ Starting July 1, 2022BART Fares Going Up Average of 15¢ Starting July 1, 2022
By - posted 6/12/2022
Bay Area Updates, Oakland, San Francisco, Transportation

By Eli Walsh Bay City News Foundation BART’s governing board unanimously approved its budget for the coming fiscal year on Thursday as well as a preliminary budget for the following 2023-2024 fiscal year. The balanced budget includes the use of $313.6 million in federal COVID-19 emergency funding in the 2022-2023 fiscal year more...

SF Hosts NBA Summer Classic at Chase Center (July 2022)SF Hosts NBA Summer Classic at Chase Center (July 2022)
By - posted 6/11/2022
Fairs & Festivals, San Francisco, Sponsored

Chase Center is hosting the 4th Annual California Classic featuring Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, and Miami Heat. This two-day, four-game basketball celebration will feature 2022 NBA Draft picks, second-year pros and more players competing to land their spot on an NBA roster for the 2022-23 season. This family-friendly more...

SF Supervisors Vote Unanimously to Provide Shelter for AllSF Supervisors Vote Unanimously to Provide Shelter for All
By - posted 6/9/2022
Housing, San Francisco

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed Supervisor Rafael Mandelman’s “A Place For All” ordinance to provide shelter for “everyone willing to accept it,” the county announced. The unanimous vote will make it the policy of the City and County of San Francisco to offer all people experiencing homelessness more...

Golden Gate Park’s Skatin’ Place Reopens w/ New ‘Psychedelic’ MuralGolden Gate Park’s Skatin’ Place Reopens w/ New ‘Psychedelic’ Mural
By - posted 6/9/2022
Artsy Fartsy, Brand New, Murals, Outdoorsy, Parks & Beaches, Reopening, San Francisco

A vibrant new ground mural at the legendary Skatin’ Place in Golden Gate Park made its debut on June 10, 2022 when the iconic outdoor roller skating spot reopened following repaving of the area and installation of the artwork, San Francisco Recreation and Park officials announced. The 28-foot by 93-foot oval more...

SF Announces Citywide Street Repaving Plan to Improve 500 City BlocksSF Announces Citywide Street Repaving Plan to Improve 500 City Blocks
By - posted 6/9/2022
San Francisco, Transportation

Mayor London N. Breed and Supervisor Myrna Melgar recently announced the City’s $77.2 million Street Resurfacing Program for the coming year that targets paving 500 blocks in neighborhoods citywide, making travel safer, smoother, and more accessible for people who drive, bike, take transit, walk, and with disabilities. The street resurfacing more...

Haight Street Fair Suddenly ‘Postponed’ Just Days Before the 2022 Event
By - posted 6/8/2022
Festival Updates, San Francisco

Unfortunately, the Haight Ashbury Street Fair was scheduled to take place on Sunday, June 12, but just 10 days before the festival, the organizers suddenly announced that the festival will be postponed. “The 43rd annual Haight Ashbury Street Fair will be postponed until later this year. With the hiatus over the more...

SF Neighborhood Files Class-Action Lawsuit Against The CitySF Neighborhood Files Class-Action Lawsuit Against The City
By - posted 6/8/2022
Housing, San Francisco

By Joe Dworetzky, Bay City News Foundation A class-action lawsuit seeks to hold the City of San Francisco responsible for raising up the sinking sidewalks in the city’s Mission Bay neighborhood. The suit, filed last week in the Superior Court of San Francisco County, is based on a chain of agreements more...

Bars Open Until 4am? It Might Happen in SF and OaklandBars Open Until 4am? It Might Happen in SF and Oakland
By - posted 6/8/2022
Bars, Brand New, Oakland, San Francisco

Thanks to KRON4 for sharing the news that there’s another attempt to try to allow bars to stay open until 4 a.m. in seven California cities (including San Francisco and Oakland) to try to help bars become more profitable. The legislation, introduced by California State Senator Scott Wiener, would extend open more...

SF & Oakland Set Record Rainfall for June 5SF & Oakland Set Record Rainfall for June 5
By - posted 6/7/2022
Oakland, Outdoorsy, San Francisco

By Tony Hicks, Bay City News Service Sunday’s rainfall set records for June 5 for both downtown San Francisco and at the Oakland Museum, according to the National Weather Service. San Francisco received .23 of an inch, which beat the previous record of 0.15, set in 1934. It also beat the June more...

Warriors' Host Huge 2022 NBA Finals Watch Parties at Chase CenterWarriors’ Host Huge 2022 NBA Finals Watch Parties at Chase Center
By - posted 6/7/2022
Get Out: Events, Only in San Francisco, San Francisco

For the NBA Finals the Warriors are not only hosting their free outdoor watch parties at Thrive City for all games (home and away) but also they are opening up Chase Center for a massive indoor game watch party for away games. Please note the outdoor watch parties will be much more...

Tourists Visiting SF Get Puppy Stolen From VanTourists Visiting SF Get Puppy Stolen From Van
By - posted 6/6/2022
Crime, Jerk Alert, San Francisco

By Tony Hicks Bay City News Service A San Francisco woman is trying to help an Arkansas couple recover their 8-month-old gray Chihuahua, they claimed was stolen along with their belongings from a parked van on May 24th. The couple siad they were in San Francisco for just one afternoon, parked at more...

SF's Epic Free Pride Show w/ VINCINT is Coming (June 4)SF’s Epic Free Pride Show w/ VINCINT is Coming (June 4)
By - posted 6/3/2022
Get Out: Events, LGBTQ+, Pride, San Francisco, Sponsored

 What better way to kick off Pride Month than at a free show? In celebration of pride, The Turn Up The Love Tour is a 3-city live event series coming to the AT&T Flagship Store San Francisco on June 4th with live musical performances headlined by VINCINT, a talented lineup of more...

SF Opens 127-unit, 100% Affordable Housing Development in the MissionSF Opens 127-unit, 100% Affordable Housing Development in the Mission
By - posted 6/2/2022
Brand New, Housing, San Francisco

San Francisco just celebrated the grand opening of Casa Adelante – 2060 Folsom Street, a 127-unit, 100% affordable housing development in the Mission District. Located on the site of what was once a vacant parking lot, the nine-story development includes 29 homes designated for transitional-aged youth and 95 homes for more...

SF Police Can Now March in Pride Parade in UniformSF Police Can Now March in Pride Parade in Uniform
By - posted 6/2/2022
Bay Area Updates, Pride, San Francisco

San Francisco police said Thursday that they will march in the city’s annual Pride Parade after coming to an agreement with parade organizers who had previously said officers could not wear their uniforms at the event. The San Francisco Police Officers Pride Alliance came to an agreement with Pride organizers who more...

SF Getting a New Branch LibrarySF Getting a New Branch Library
By - posted 6/2/2022
Brand New, San Francisco

San Francisco is getting a brand new library in Ocean View and they are asking for your help in the new design. Check out the plans or attend one of the upcoming meetings to give your input. The current Ocean View Branch Library, at 345 Randolph Street, opened on June 7, more...