Photo by SFDPW Fulton Playground closed in November 2011 to undergo a $4.2 million renovation that will include a completely new playground, resurfacing of the basketball and tennis courts, and upgrades to the park’s Clubhouse. The park will also showcase… Continue Reading
RichmondSFBlog reader Ben snapped these pics of a raccoon couple last night frolicking around on the utility poles on Balboa between 28th and 29th Avenues. “Catch me if you can!” Sarah B.
Old Park Farm, or Richmond Dairy, looking southeast across 21st Avenue from Clement Street, circa 1908. Strawberry Hill on the right and Affiliated Colleges, today’s UCSF, in the distance behind windmill. – Courtesy of outsidelands.org The photo above is one… Continue Reading
Woah, these guys are pretty cute! ABC7 News got a sneak peek of the new Earthquake exhibit that opens this Saturday. The story takes a decidedly adorable turn as they introduce us to the baby ostriches that are being hatched… Continue Reading
Photo by @SFRecParkGM Warren Hellman isn’t the only local celebrity to get a piece of Golden Gate Park named after themselves. This afternoon, Middle Drive East in Golden Gate Park got a new name: Nancy Pelosi Drive. Its a stretch… Continue Reading
We gathered at the Immigrant Overlook above Baker Beach to watch last night’s solar eclipse which was pretty frickin’ cool. Everyone had different ways of viewing it – some with makeshift pinhole camera devices, others with “sanctioned’ eclipse glasses, telescopes,… Continue Reading
That big bridge swathed in International Orange in our backyard is turning 75 years old this weekend. In addition to a bevy of events, exhibitions and concerts taking place in the Presidio, be on the lookout for some changes in… Continue Reading
On Thursday, May 24, St. James Episcopal Church is hosting a public forum about the impact of global climate change on the Bay Area. The event will feature Laura Tam, Sustainable Development Policy Director for the San Francisco Planning and… Continue Reading