Back in March we wrote about Jeff Cooper, a 27th Avenue resident who was fighting with the city to get a wireless antenna removed from a utility pole outside his house. NextG Wireless had been contracted by AT&T to install… Continue Reading
PG&E crew works to restore power at Clement and 2nd Avenue, late Thursday night. Photo by RyanAmazing It looks like the inner Richmond is not out of the woods yet with regard to power outages. Tonight I received reports from… Continue Reading
Earlier this month, we reported on a group of neighbors on 27th Avenue that were fighting back against the installation of some AT&T wireless antennas. The new wireless antennas are being attached to utility poles all over the Richmond District… Continue Reading
RichmondSFBlog reader Clark wrote in just now to tell me about some real-time protest that is taking place in the Inner Richmond today. Recently, you may have come home to find a pamphlet on your front doorstep, informing you that… Continue Reading
“As soon as they started going up, everybody was coming out of their house going, “What’s this???” – Gay Outlaw, resident, 100 block of 27th Avenue You may or may not have noticed the new wireless antennas that are being… Continue Reading
Next week, PG&E will hold three public education seminars about the new SmartMeters they will be installing in the Richmond District, and elsewhere in the city, over the next few months. The new meters are called “smart” because they can… Continue Reading
RichmondSFBlog reader cecilyw tweeted me tonight at 9pm to say that her power was out at 17th Avenue and Fulton. She didn’t get power back until midnight. On my way home tonight, I saw a PG&E truck working at Clement… Continue Reading
The Examiner reports today that the city will begin mixing local, underground well water with the city’s usual Hetch Hetchy water supply. The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission estimates that five underground wells could provide ten percent of the city’s… Continue Reading