Headlines, October 6 – Streetsblog San Francisco
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T&T Asian Market’s SF Location at Geary and Masonic to Open November 5
The long-vacant former Best Buy space at SF’s City Center will finally reopen November 5 as T&T Supermarket,…
San Francisco-set “Josephine” makes Bay Area premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival
The San Francisco-set drama “Josephine,” starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and 10-year-old newcomer Mason Reeves, made its Bay…
San Francisco Office Market Climbs, Fueling Demand For Large Blocks, Luxury Space
Bisnow/Bora Altunay Farella Braun + Martel’s Brent Saldana, Emerald Fund’s Oz Erickson, Ryan’s Nick Fogle and the city…
New Bill By SF Supervisor Would Clarify ‘Nuisance’ Tenant Eviction Law
SF Supervisor Myrna Melgar introduced a bill co-sponsored by Supervisor Jackie Fielder that would tighten San Francisco’s definition…
San Francisco passes 45-day data center moratorium, other cities embrace them
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – As artificial intelligence and digital services rapidly expand, several California local governments are stepping…
Hidden dangers continue after at least 47,000 abandoned mines recorded in California
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — California officials have identified at least 47,000 abandoned mine sites statewide, but many more…
San Francisco’s new 13-mile city trail passes through 12 national park sites — here’s why now is the best time to hike it
Russell Bombon / Parks Conservancy Three months after the Golden Gate Dozen Trail launched in San Francisco, it…
Men killed in two East Bay freeway collisions are identified – The Mercury News
The Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau on Tuesday identified two men killed in freeway traffic collisions Friday in Berkeley…
Gary McCoy, triumphant, hits campaign trail with Nancy Pelosi
Gary McCoy will be the next District 8 supervisor, or at least Nancy Pelosi seems to think so. …
San Francisco limits shadows from being used to block housing
Shadows cast by proposed building projects may no longer loom so large over San Francisco’s housing landscape. That’s…