Bayview

Bayview’s Long-Derelict ‘Bishop Building’ Is Demolished to Make Way for New Restaurant and Plaza Revitalization

The 700-square-foot eyesore at 4801 Third St. was torn down to make room for a new Black-owned business with a focus on community.

Closed in 2019, SF’s Oldest Black-Owned Bar May Soon Be Revived With Beer Garden and Distillery

Block party celebrating the life and legacy of Sam Jordan—founder of Sam Jordan’s Bar & Grill—showcased a potential future for the beloved Bayview establishment.

Lucky Grocery Store to Open in the Bayview, Neighbors Have Advice on How to Make it Work

Community leaders say the new grocery represents a major opportunity if the owners learn from the mistakes of previous operators.

Kids Lead the Charge as S.F. Schools Prepare for Vaccinating Young Children

The school district and UCSF teamed up to educate students and assuage parental concerns over the COVID-19 vaccine for 5- to 11-year-olds.

Meet the Firefighting Goats Helping to Mitigate San Francisco’s Wildfire Risk

City Grazing’s herd of 100 goats provides sustainable land management through goat grazing.

Journey to the Bayview Gateway: A Look at San Francisco’s New Iconic Signage

Donated community household items get a second chance at life with the Bayview Gateway project.

When the Lights Come Up in the City: Bayview Strong

As the pandemic took hold in San Francisco, Bayview did what it does best: It quickly pivoted and improvised to keep the lights burning brightly.

Here’s How San Francisco’s Cultural Districts Work

In our first “Here’s How,” we break down how San Francisco’s eight cultural districts work.