Governor Gavin Newsom‘s statements earlier this year regarding high-speed rail (HSR) not terminating in San Francisco’s new Transbay Transit Center put into rather sharp focus the lack of vision and concern on the part of politicians for prior promises made to the […]
At its April 2nd meeting, San Francisco Supervisors unanimously passed Supervisor Rafael Mandelman’s Climate Emergency Resolution: the first step in a chain of collaborations intended to speed up and strengthen the City’s and the region’s just transition to a fossil-free, […]
by Supervisor Aaron Peskin Colleagues, I am very saddened by the recent passing of my dear friend and a ferocious neighborhood advocate, Mary Anne Miller. Over two weeks ago, she had a nasty fall at her house, and was hospitalized […]
Press conference on City Hall steps at noon, Board meeting at 2, at which Superviser Mandelman will introduce San Francisco’s Declaration of Climate Emergency, similar to what Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond & Santa Cruz have done – to put the City […]
At Forest Hill Clubhouse, Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 5:30 PM – 8 PM. 381 Magellan Avenue. Be there or be square.
Supervisors District 4 – Gordon MAr District 6 – Matt Haney District 8 – Rafael Mandelman District 10 – Tony Kelly School Board – no candidates received sufficient votes Bart Board – no candidates received sufficient votes Local Ballot measures […]
The Presidio served as a military installation from its establishment in 1776 as Spain’s northern-most outpost of colonial power in the New World, later passing to Mexico and then the United States. In 1972, Congress created one of the world’s […]
On April 30, 2018 the California Supreme Court passed a ruling, changing existing law that determines how an independent contractor can be identified. The case, Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court of Los Angeles, may completely redefine what is and […]
Sue Cauthen was a member of the Board of Directors of San Francisco Tomorrow for many years. She passed away one day short of her 85th birthday in Mill Valley. Born Suzanne Daneman May 5, 1933, in Los Angeles, she […]
Many national parks have a large mansion with high-ceilinged public rooms multiple huge fireplaces called The Lodge. But the Lodge at the Presidio is a series of small lodgings rehabilitated from the simple designs of a spartan military base. The […]
