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Even while San Francisco’s economy is booming, people are restless to leave
By on February 21, 2019
Not everyone is choosing to stay in The City and Silicon Valley. San Francisco had a net domestic out-migration of residents as did most Silicon Valley counties, between July 2017 »

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There’s nothing natural about natural gas
By on February 20, 2019
Two weeks ago, contractors working at the corner of Geary Boulevard and Parker Avenue hit a gas line. The incident caused an explosion and a fire that burned for hours. »

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After neighborhood pushback, first Ford GoBike stations headed to Marina District
By on February 19, 2019
Ford GoBike rentals are bound to the Marina District for the very first time. That’s the culmination of a half-year long tussle between Supervisor Catherine Stefani and Motivate, the entity »

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Construction to begin on new police building in Bayview after years of delays
By on February 18, 2019
Nearly five years after voters approved $165 million for the project, San Francisco is finally expected to break ground on a new police building in the Bayview to house motorcycle »

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City falling short on plan to house homeless youth, commission says
By on February 18, 2019
San Francisco continues to fall short of a 2015 goal to build hundreds of supportive housing units for transitional age youth and has yet to deliver on a more recent »

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Residents appeal Outside Lands permit extension over noise concerns
By on February 18, 2019
Residents who say the annual Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival can be heard as far as three miles away from Golden Gate Park have filed an environmental appeal of »

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Park or truck depot? Neighborhood groups and food bank tussle over Dogpatch land
By on February 17, 2019
The booming Dogpatch neighborhood’s hunger for new green space is clashing with San Francisco’s boom in, well, hunger. An alliance of Dogpatch and Potrero neighborhood groups are in heated disagreement »

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Property owner sues city over order to rebuild illegally demolished house
By on February 15, 2019
A property owner who was ordered by the city to rebuild an exact replica of a Twin Peaks home by a well-known architect after he illegally demolished it has filed »

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