Why I choose to stay in San Francisco
Recently, there’s been an abundance of attention around residents being “fed up” with San Francisco and several tragic acts of violence that have happened here.
My kids have learning disabilities. San Francisco is failing to fund the education they need
Sam MurphyMarch 24, 2023 [responsivevoice_button voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] I am so happy that my two children, who are neurodiverse, attend a San Francisco public school. They joyfully run through the gates to start their school day. But truth(Read more)
Why even BART superfans like me are falling out of love with riding Bay Area public transit
Emily Hoeven April 8, 2023 [responsivevoice_button voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] As a kid who grew up in the Bay Area, I’ve always loved BART. My childhood neighborhood was about a mile from a BART station, and the sound of(Read more)
San Francisco could be on the verge of collapse. What should California do about it?
Chronicle Editorial Board April 1, 2023 [responsivevoice_button voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] Downtown San Francisco is at risk of collapsing — and taking much of the Bay Area with it. Experts say post-pandemic woes stemming from office workers staying home(Read more)
SFO runway repairs could cause flight delays through May
Michael Cabanatuan April 11, 2023 Travelers flying out of San Francisco International Airport could face minor delays through May as construction crews repave and upgrade one of the airport’s runways. The airport is in the midst of repaving its shortest runway(Read more)
Vandalism forces S.F. supervisors to postpone meeting
Mallory Moench April 11, 2023 [responsivevoice_button voice="US English Male" buttontext="Listen to Post"] San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors postponed its meeting shortly after it began Tuesday afternoon, after a fiber-optic line used to broadcast the meeting was cut about seven blocks away.(Read more)