Bill aims to replenish low-income housing destroyed in SF’s ‘urban renewal’ period

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More than 5,800 low- and middle-income housing units would be built using a specific property tax trust fund should the law pass.

Change is brewing at beloved San Francisco coffee roaster Sightglass, with a leadership transition announced in a little-noticed LinkedIn post. 

So long as transit boards are in the pocket of unions, there will be no end to the rising costs for worse service.

Rarely-on-the-market San Francisco mansions by notable architects are popping up like mushrooms. 



The new pay requirements will support local military reserve members, advocates say.