Neighborhood

The very best part of San Francisco – our neighborhoods – all too often receive the least attention from City Hall. It’s time neighborhood concerns had the focused attention they deserve. We have the power to fix our problems, but it can only happen by working together, by listening to each other and by realizing that the city’s problems are interconnected, not isolated. That’s why I’d like you to join the conversation – right here, right now. Be a neighborhood leader and help us Reset San Francisco. Do you think that City Hall is addressing the concerns that matter most to you? It’s time to bring our issues, our priorities to the forefront of city government. We’ll never fix our city by blaming each other, but we can succeed by combining our efforts and our ideas.

Power Restored To Over 12,000 Bay Area PG&E Customers

By sf-admin • Neighborhood

Power has been restored to more than 12,000 PG&E customers following outages in Castro Valley, Brisbane, Daly City and San Francisco this morning, according to a PG&E spokeswoman.

About 3,000 …
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12 years ago

Design Contest: SF Public Library Asks For Your Help!

By sf-admin • Arts & Culture, Neighborhood

By: Dwight Alexander

The San Francisco Public Library certainly has earned its status as one of our most beloved public institutions. Now the San Francisco Public Library is jumping into …
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13 years ago

More Parklets Coming Soon To San Francisco

By sf-admin • Neighborhood

San Francisco already has 20 parklets in neighborhoods throughout the city, a great start but still not nearly enough for folks to enjoy the sun on the few days when sun …
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13 years ago

How To Create A Community Benefit District

By sf-admin • Neighborhood

Do you feel your neighborhood could be a little cleaner or safer or more economically vibrant?

There may not be an app for that yet – but there …
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13 years ago

Make Friends With Your Neighbors and Win $5,000 to Improve Your ‘Hood

By sf-admin • Neighborhood, Tech

As government services decline due to budget deficits, a slew of “social entrepreneurs” have stepped in to do public services traditionally handled by government agencies.

Blockboard is one such social …
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Measure to Dismantle Care Not Cash is Pulled from November Ballot

By sf-admin • Neighborhood

Today, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that Supervisors Jane Kim and Eric Mar are withdrawing their support of the proposed measure that would dismantle Care Not Cash, a successful program …
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