On Wednesday, District 1 Supervisor Sandra Fewer publicly announced that she will not run for re-election in the 2020 Fall election. Fewer won her Supervisor seat in November 2016, earning just under 40% of the vote. Prior to taking office… Continue Reading
Tenants in an apartment building at 369 3rd Avenue are breathing a little easier this holiday season. It was announced on Thursday that their 12-unit building is the latest acquisition in the city’s Small Sites Program. SSP protects tenants living… Continue Reading
On Thursday night, the SFMTA held an open house at George Peabody Elementary School to showcase their California Street Safety Project. The project is focused on calming traffic along California Street from Arguello all the way out to 18th Avenue.… Continue Reading
You’re driving down a street in the Richmond District, minding your own business, maybe humming along to the song on your radio when, BAM, your wheel hits a pothole, rattling your vehicle and making you grit your teeth in frustration.… Continue Reading
In January, Supervisor Fewer’s office, in cooperation with the Richmond District Neighborhood Center, launched a survey to Richmond District residents to gather feedback on neighborhood character, landmarks and favorite spots. The resulting data was used for a new marketing campaign… Continue Reading
At the start of this year, Supervisor Sandra Fewer announced plans for a new “One Richmond” campaign, designed to “to uplift principles of inclusion, interconnectedness, responsibility, and supporting neighborhood resources like small businesses”. A survey was posted online, asking residents… Continue Reading
Here’s a short survey to add to your to-do list this week! Supervisor Sandra Fewer, along with the Richmond District Neighborhood Center and other community partners, will be launching a new “One Richmond” campaign for the neighborhood. More from her… Continue Reading
It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly 2 years since the National Park Service removed the garbage cans from the Ocean Beach promenade in what it called an experiment “that would encourage visitors to pack in & pack out”. The… Continue Reading