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All CCSF Board of Trustee candidates ran on similar platforms to lead the college toward financial stability.
11/16/2024

All CCSF Board of Trustee candidates ran on similar platforms to lead the college toward financial stability.

Community college faces potential loss of accreditation.

For the first time in its 116-year-old history, John’s Grill will welcome hungry San Franciscans for the most festive fo...
11/16/2024

For the first time in its 116-year-old history, John’s Grill will welcome hungry San Franciscans for the most festive food day of the year.

The historic downtown steak- and seafood-house is now open 365 days a year.

The District 11 supervisorial race is still too close to call.
11/16/2024

The District 11 supervisorial race is still too close to call.

Challengers Michael Lai and Chyanne Chen are separated by hundreds of votes.

Money might not be able to buy an election, but it can pay for a lot.
11/16/2024

Money might not be able to buy an election, but it can pay for a lot.

These charts show how Lurie was able to outspend his opponents.

Get ready for a new-look San Francisco Board of Supervisors next year.
11/16/2024

Get ready for a new-look San Francisco Board of Supervisors next year.

This is who will and won’t change on The City’s legislative body.

Business is booming for a trio of local bars thanks to these booze-friendly block parties.
11/16/2024

Business is booming for a trio of local bars thanks to these booze-friendly block parties.

A dozen new entertainment zones have been authorized.

Proposition A passed with nearly 75% of the counted votes approving the bond measure, which needed 55% to pass.
11/16/2024

Proposition A passed with nearly 75% of the counted votes approving the bond measure, which needed 55% to pass.

Bond money now in the district’s hands.

“Places to sit, places to gather, art to enjoy, all of those types of things should be expected in the short term."
11/16/2024

“Places to sit, places to gather, art to enjoy, all of those types of things should be expected in the short term."

Attention turns to Recreation and Parks.

San Francisco’s three openly gay male supervisors are sponsoring legislation aiming to spearhead a public-bathhouse revi...
11/16/2024

San Francisco’s three openly gay male supervisors are sponsoring legislation aiming to spearhead a public-bathhouse revival in The City.

An article in the police code hinders such businesses from opening, lawmakers say.

“We want to do something really fun and different, and hopefully something that's truly San Francisco."
11/16/2024

“We want to do something really fun and different, and hopefully something that's truly San Francisco."

Ferry plaza redo cost at $30 million-plus.

The next auction date will be held on December 17.
11/16/2024

The next auction date will be held on December 17.

Debt after operators walked totals $625.6 million.

The City’s fatal drug overdoses through the first nine months of this year have fallen 20% compared to 2023.
11/16/2024

The City’s fatal drug overdoses through the first nine months of this year have fallen 20% compared to 2023.

Initiative aims to draw attention to city treatment programs.

“We expect the Great Highway to become a full-time promenade in early 2025."
11/16/2024

“We expect the Great Highway to become a full-time promenade in early 2025."

Attention turns to Recreation and Parks.

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