This week, the SFMTA reached out to Clement Street merchants to let them know that beginning July 1, 2017, SFpark, the city’s demand-responsive pricing program, will take effect at meters along Clement Street. Currently, meter parking is charged at a… Continue Reading
On Monday night we got a sneak peek of the city’s latest light installation which is right in our own backyard at the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. Starting this Wednesday night, the Conservatory of Flowers will be… Continue Reading
Last Tuesday, a public meeting was held to present the final concept for an upcoming $8.2 million renovation to Rossi Pool, located on Arguello and Anza. The building was constructed in 1956 by architect H.C. Baumann, who was also the… Continue Reading
Despite the wet weather on Thursday, hundreds came out to the grand re-opening of Mountain Lake Park Playground. The new structures were teeming with excited kids and free cookies from Angelina’s Cafe kept everyone fueled for their playground adventures. The… Continue Reading
This week, the Presidio Trust sent an email out alerting people to specific trail closures in the Presidio as a result of increased coyote activity and aggression towards dogs. It’s pupping season for the Presidio’s coyote population, and that means… Continue Reading
Last month, we asked you all to submit reports of your peskiest potholes in the neighborhood as part of the #FewerPotholes campaign. The project was created by District 1 Supervisor Sandra Fewer who convinced DPW to commit a dedicated crew… Continue Reading
SFPD RICHMOND DISTRICT STATION NEWSLETTER June 1, 2017 | Volume 1, Issue 11 Download the full newsletter (PDF) CAPTAIN”S MESSAGE Hello Richmond District Community Members. It has been another wonderful yet busy week here in the City. The little ones… Continue Reading
Every week or so, we receive an email here on the blog that goes something like this: “What is going on with Mt. Lake Park playground? Is it ever going to reopen?” It’s a fair question, given the $3.15 million… Continue Reading