2012 is coming to a close so we thought we might as well jump on the end of year list trend and show you the Top 10 most viewed and most commented stories here on the blog. Whether it was… Continue Reading
It’s been 40 years since Playland at the Beach closed down, but many of the colorful artifacts from the amusement park often resurface around the neighborhood. Several weeks ago, this Playland clown head appeared, eerily lit, in the window of… Continue Reading
Christmas has come and gone, and the tree is still twinkling in the living room. But when the lights are stripped and the ornaments taken down, what do you do with it? Most San Franciscans know to drag their tree… Continue Reading
Earlier this month, two Richmond District nail salons were recognized by the San Francisco Department of the Environment for making safer choices for their employees, customers, and the environment. Salon Belle Linda (4448 California) and T & T Nails (405… Continue Reading
Reader Rob R. sent us a story on San Francisco’s Skinniest Buildings from CA Home + Design. Included in the list is this svelte home on the same block of 6th Avenue as the Police station. Though it’s clad in… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of December 7, 2012. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org.] CAPTAIN SHARON FERRIGNO’S MESSAGE Our hearts go out to Connecticut as we acknowledge their tremendous loss. The scope of… Continue Reading
“Lost Landscapes” is back again this year with its seventh installment of archival film footage of San Francisco and its surroundings. The first showing was at the Castro Theater earlier this month, and the Internet Archive (300 Funston at Clement)… Continue Reading
Photo by Tom Carmony This festive pic shows some of the holiday fun going on at the Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park right now, onhealthy cheap valtrex which includes snow flurries every hour, music performances, a Snowman Theater,… Continue Reading