Retired police Commander Richard Corriea calls for thoughtful solutions to complex problems.
Commentary: Julie Pitta
Letter to the Editor: Why Play on a Public Street?
My parents warned over and over not to play in the street, so I played on lawns, and playgrounds, and wooded areas. Golden Gate Park has plenty of these areas,
Press Release: Outer Sunset Farmers Market and Mercantile Easter Egg Hunt
Please join us this Sunday, April 17th, for our annual children’s Easter Egg Hunt at the Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile!
‘The Front Steps’: The Richmond Homes That Take The Longest To Sell
Sometimes we write about the ever-important Days On the Market metric in the home sales, and we marvel at just how quickly homes in the Richmond are selling these days. The median […]
Letter to the Editor: Sloat Housing Project is Unneeded
After reading Pendergast’s articles, March, and April 2022, I feel I must comment and address some of the questions, tergiversations and misinformation.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Chan Column on Plastic Pollution
I read with interest Supervisor Connie Chan’s column on plastic pollution. I want to tell you what I did and suggest that other individuals can do this as well.
‘The Front Steps’: New Geary Subway Pitch Shorts the Outer Richmond
Last year we wrote about how the new Central Subway to Chinatown could, once upon a time, have connected to the Richmond instead, and why those designs never manifested. Since then, a […]
Meet the Editor at “Growing Together”
Come by and say hello to Michael Durand, the editor of the Richmond Review and Sunset Beacon newspapers and the RichmondSunsetNews.com website at our table at the Richmond Neighborhood Center on April 14.
Press Release: Rare Painting Acquired by Fine Arts Museums of SF
Rare Painting by Groundbreaking French Artist Marie-Guillemine Benoist Acquired by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
‘Then and Now’: N-Judah on Ninth at Irving
Comparison photos of the N-Judah streetcar and Inner Sunset neighborhood from 1964 to 2022.
City Hall: Gordon Mar
There’s no better time to enjoy the enchantment of some of our City’s premier open spaces, and now there’s no barrier to doing it. Last month, I joined Mayor London Breed in sponsoring and passing legislation to make the Gardens of Golden Gate Park free for all San Francisco residents starting April 21.
Opponents Organize Against Sloat Blvd. Project
The 12-story, 400-unit building proposed to replace the Sloat Garden Center on Sloat Boulevard is already getting push back from a small but growing local opposition.
Commentary: Sandra Lee Fewer
We often see news outlets in San Francisco, including the San Francisco Chronicle, report on anti-Asian crimes, but we seldom see those same outlets examine what motivates those crimes and how hateful rhetoric manifests into hateful action.
Announcements: April 2022
Things to do, messages, birthdays announcements and more for April 2022.
Supervisors to Consider Permanent Closure of JFK Drive
Mayor London Breed’s proposal to permanently ban private motor vehicles from certain drives in Golden Gate Park will go before the Board of Supervisors soon, however, they might make some adjustments if they approve it.
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon 