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How making $300,000 in San Francisco can still mean you're living paycheck-to-paycheck
With the median price of a home in the U.S. at $300,000, you can can achieve the idealized middle-class life in most of the country with a salary under six figures. In San Francisco's bubble of $2 million fixer-uppers, the income needed to reach this status is obviously higher.
Read the full story on SFGATE.
A stop in Golden Gate Park to smell the flowers could end with car break-in
There's only one park ranger to patrol Golden Gate Park, which has 15 miles of roadway and covers 1,017 acres. San Francisco police help out, but vehicle break-ins still happen every day.
Read the full story on SFGATE.
This new startup allows San Franciscans to rent out their homes as offices. San Francisco government is not amused.
In recent weeks, Mission residents have been receiving curious missives in their mailboxes inquiring whether they’d be game to monetize their kitchens ...
Read the full story on Mission Local.
Lawsuit seeking to block bridge toll hike fails
The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association sued in July to block Regional Measure 3.
Read the full story on San Francisco Examiner.
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