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Southeastern SF braces for yearslong bridge repairs
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (976+ words) Once the Islais Creek Bridge Replacement Project begins in 2028, the T Third Street Muni Metro line will use bus shuttles in lieu of rail service south of the structure. Southeastern San Francisco residents will soon have to navigate months of…...
SF joins Bay Area Transit Month celebration
1+ week, 5+ day ago (870+ words) Transit Month organizers and supporters said the monthlong endeavor will increase awareness of public transit’s importance with the goal of garnering support for policies that improve the Bay Area’s systems. During this year’s sixth annual Bay Area Transit Month, fun…...
Closure of SoMa drop-in services center has advocates alarmed
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1336+ words) Homeless people are seen at 6th and Jessie streets — near the location of Hospitality House’s Sixth Street Center — in May 2025. SoMa residents have criticized what they’ve called an oversaturation of support services for the unhoused in the neighborhood. The impending closure…...
Library expands free archive capturing SF history
2+ week, 5+ day ago (564+ words) San Francisco Public Library has expanded an archive that gives users unfettered access to tens of thousands of materials documenting The City’s 250-year history. DigitalSF’s upgraded version comes with improved features, which SFPL said will allow anyone in the world…...
Dogpatch chocolatier launching culinary institute
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (899+ words) Shekoh Moossavi’s said her culinary institute will offer virtual and in-person classes ranging from $120 to $150 per person. Bay Area hospitality veteran Shekoh Moossavi said her almost 31-year culinary career has taken her to different corners of the industry. The Dogpatch…...
De Young show a testament to local artists' resilience
3+ week, 1+ day ago (970+ words) Andy Goldsworthy’s “Drawn Stone” is seen in the Diller Court at the de Young Museum. What lies beneath the surface of a work of art? And what can the surface itself tell us? “Superficial Matters,” on view at the de…...
Presidio barracks becoming on-demand office space
3+ week, 5+ day ago (673+ words) The inaugural Future of Us event will bring interactive expe… This week, The City will preview San Francisco Opera’s upcom… Built in 1896, the 40,000-square-foot building at 102 Montgomery St. once served as U.S. Army barracks. A three-story building in the Presidio…...
Traffic disruptions come to SF's Broadway Tunnel
3+ week, 6+ day ago (764+ words) The 14-month closure of San Francisco's Broadway Tunnel is part of a $76 million seismic upgrade being made to the Chinatown Public Health Center. San Francisco Public Works will over the next 14 months partially close the Broadway Tunnel as part of…...
Love Letters to San Francisco: A Craigslist ad, a New York meeting, a San Francisco story
3+ week, 6+ day ago (867+ words) Brian Rashid, left, met Alex Liss fifteen years ago when he needed a new place to live and responded to a Craigslist listing for a room a in New York. Fifteen years ago, while working on Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s reelection…...