Community Updates Dear neighbors, Happy Year of the Boar! I kicked off February by attending a celebration of Black History Month at City Hall and joined more than 100 families for a […]
City Hall – Sandra Lee Fewer
Calendar of Events – March 2019
Things to do in the Richmond and Sunset districts.
Letter to the Editor – California Leads the Nation?
Interestingly, Phil Ting’s list of things California leads the nation in left off some metrics. I wonder why?
New Trail In Golden Gate Park Dedicated to Phil Arnold
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department unveiled its new main trail through the Oak Woodlands in Golden Gate Park on Feb 22, 2019. The scenic path was dedicated to Phil Arnold, a longtime advocate for local parks, open space and recreational trail opportunities.
Richmond Neighborhood Center Celebrates Immigrant Cultures
On Sunday, March 3, the Richmond Neighborhood Center will host a celebration of immigrant cultures in the Richmond District.
Monthly Presidio Greenbelt Clean-Up
Information on the monthly Presidio Greenbelt Clean-Up Workday.
West Portal Library Hosts 3-D Model Events
The two pieces of a 3-D model of the West Portal neighborhood is on display at the West Portal Branch Library at 190 Lenox Way at Ulloa Street and West Portal Avenue.
Letters to the Editor
San Francisco has a ”good” problem, and it’s trying to figure out how to spend $185 million of the $415 million surplus from a fund originally designated for education.
New Book on Coast Defense
“Harbor Defenses of San Francisco” is a concise, full-color edition that covers all batteries, fire control observation/spotting stations, power houses and automatic weapon positions.
Students and Kronos in Harmony
Dozens of students from the orchestras of Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts, Lowell High School and George Washington High School performed with the Sunset District’s Grammy-winning Kronos Quartet.
Police Blotter – Richmond District
Recent police activity in the Richmond District.
Real Estate – John M. Lee
We see cycles occurring in all of life. Some cycles are long and others are short. Cycles also tend to repeat themselves.
Assembly – Phil Ting
Here in California, we are witness to unprecedented dysfunction in Washington, exemplified by the longest government shutdown in American history.
City Hall – Sandra Lee Fewer
In the Richmond we are inclusive, so please join us for the Immigrant Cultural Festival on Sunday, March 3, at 11 a.m. at the Richmond Neighborhood Center (741 30th Ave.).
Neighbors offer alternate plan for 3333 California
A new plan for the UCSF Laurel Heights campus has been submitted to the San Francisco Planning Department, only it was not created by department staff or a developer, but instead by local neighbors.
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon 