Click on the photo to enlarge RichmondSFBlog reader Rob sent me this pic yesterday of the B Geary streetcar that used to run in the Richmond District. According to outsidelands.org, service for the B Geary began in December, 1912. The… Continue Reading
This weekend, several schools in the neighborhood will take advantage of the influx of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass concertgoers to raise some much needed funds. This weekend, the following schools will offer all-day parking for $25 (tax deductible!): Argonne Elementary School,… Continue Reading
These same schools will be offering parking for Outside Lands 2012. Read this post for more information Have friends or family coming into town for the Outside Lands Music festival this weekend? If they’re driving to the event, you should… Continue Reading
As reported today by Leah Garchik in the Chronicle, the new CVS Pharmacy and Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market that opens next week is making their parking lot extra friendly for some customers. In the lower lot on the 32nd… Continue Reading
Neighbors celebrate the city’s first bike lanes, installed on Lake Street on May 23, 1971. Photo courtesy of Ann Diaz via sfbike Streetsblog had a great article yesterday about the 40th anniversary of the first official bike lanes that were… Continue Reading
What is now Doyle Drive will eventually be torn down and reconstructed as the Presidio Parkway. Construction began in late 2009 and will continue into late 2014, when it is scheduled to reopen. Back when the project was kicking off,… Continue Reading
If you travel the city on two wheels, Clement Street just became a more attractive place to park. Last week, Green Apple had a new bank of bike racks installed in front of their annex at 520 Clement, just a… Continue Reading
This Saturday at the Richmond District Police Station, the SF Bike Coalition is offering the first of a 2 part course on urban bicycle safety. If you’re been thinking about adding cycling to your commute or your recreation regimen, this… Continue Reading