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The official 4/20 event was canceled weeks ago, but the city is concerned people may unofficially congregate to smoke.
The statement is emblematic of the current war over upzoning the Sunset and Richmond Districts, which is playing out at both city and state levels.
A District 5 resident of more than two decades, the newly appointed supervisor shares her views on homelessness, housing, auto break-ins and other local concerns.
The proposed legislation would make it easier for small businesses to open in Districts 4 and 11.
Residents in southeast and southwest neighborhoods will help direct city funding to local projects.
Residents (and politicians) are wondering whether London Breed will run for mayor or remain a supervisor.
Despite another denial, promoter Boots Hughston is still determined to put on a Summer of Love concert somewhere in the Bay Area.
The city's quality-of-life task force returned to address concerns along the Irving Street corridor.
Our weekly roundup of reader tips includes a Sunset elementary school's robotics victory, a convenience store mystery, and more.
Also on the tipline this week: a new gallery, a Hard Rock Cafe remodel, and a crazy attempted phone robbery on the Great Highway.
If enacted, the GBD would levy an annual fee on property owners to support Inner Sunset maintenance and beautification.
We catch up with Western Addition native London Breed to discuss her past and future efforts to improve District 5.
After the Board of Supervisor’s rejection of a controversial Mission District development, Planning assures that efforts to reduce displacement are underway.
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