Tag: Richmond Review

State Senate: Scott Wiener

For many people, health insurance is a lifeline. That’s why it’s such a profound violation when health insurers deny care they should be covering. Wrongful denials are a growing indignity facing Californians, and we have to call it out. I wrote a first-of-its-kind bill called the Health Insurance Accountability Act to tackle this problem head on by holding health insurance companies accountable for wrongful denials. We need to pass it through the Legislature before the deadline at the end of August, and then fight to pass similar reforms through Congress.

Assembly: Catherine Stefani

If you’re anything like me, you’re probably sick and tired of being bombarded every day with phone calls, text messages and emails from complete strangers, and sometimes even scammers. The constant barrage is frustrating, but it’s also increasingly dangerous. These messages are often part of sophisticated schemes designed to steal your money, personal information or even your identity.

City Hall: Connie Chan

In July we announced the drafting of two new pieces of legislation to support small businesses. Our City and our communities thrive when our small businesses and workers thrive. The Workers Opportunity to Purchase Act and the creation of Small Business Tenant Unions will empower our workers, stabilize our commercial corridors and protect our small businesses, helping to create more vibrant and successful neighborhoods and a more stable workforce.

Press Release: Slavic Voice 4 Ukraine

On Wed. Sept. 2 Slavic Voice 4 Ukraine and the United Nations Association of the USA San Francisco Chapter Youth Advocacy Committee will host a screening of 2000 Meters to Andriivka, an acclaimed documentary that follows Ukrainian soldiers as they fight to reclaim the small village of Andriivka in eastern Ukraine. The event will take place from 5 to 8 p.m. at 401 Van Ness Ave. and is open to members of the public.

Real Estate: John M. Lee

No one can predict the real estate market with certainty from year to year. As the first half of 2026 comes to a close, we have navigated the war in Iran, high gas prices, elevated inflation, rising mortgage rates and a stock market at record highs. In this column, I will review the current state of the local real estate market.

‘Treasure of the Pharaohs’ Exhibition Digs into Egyptian Life and Afterlife

The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco is counting on the public’s continuous fascination of ancient Egypt when FAMSF presents, “Treasures of the Pharaohs,” from Aug. 1 of this year to Jan. 31, 2027, at the de Young Museum. The touring exhibition spans 3,000 years of ancient Egyptian history, showing how the all-powerful pharaohs shaped religious practices, social structure and daily life.