The restaurant manager emphasizes community building as key, but that's only the beginning.
The low-slung building with a bright red awning, where generations of students bought supplies, will be demolished by summer.
The Grateful Dead frontman's name is set to appear on street signs on the Excelsior District block where he grew up.
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On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the 1,100-unit Balboa Reservoir housing development.
The 1,100-unit Balboa Reservoir development project plan passed two legislative hurdles this week.
Citing an insufficient environmental impact report, the Public Lands for Public Good group filed an appeal of the Balboa Reservoir development project.
The Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee is meeting on Monday, July 13.
San Francisco’s Real Estate Division and Recreation and Parks Department submitted a list of 42 potential sites that could serve as emergency shelter, including two located in Ingleside.
Mayor London Breed submitted a revised budget to the Board of Supervisors last week that closed a $246 million deficit for the current fiscal year caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 that preserves funding for the housing development at Balboa Park station.
Despite a rocky reception, the community has become supportive of the temporary homeless center on Balboa Park Station's Upper Yard.
An agreement has been reached between a development group and the City and County of San Francisco for 1,100 units of housing on the 17-acre Balboa Reservoir.
The Balboa Reservoir will be discussed by both its Community Advisory Committee and the San Francisco Planning Commission in remote meetings.
The developers of the former El Rey theater are meeting with community groups about their vision for the historic landmark.
The popular Ave Bar and Lounge and Ocean Hair Design among other businesses have not even been able to negotiate their fates with the developer.
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