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Shaping SF Bike Tour: Ecological History (south)
By Robert Prinz |
From Shaping SF: This trip through San Francisco’s lost sand dunes, ponds, creeks and coastline will focus on the city from the center southward, covering the Mission before heading all the way to Candlestick Point and then making our way northward along the bayshore. Candlestick Point State Recreation Area, Heron’s Head Park, The Farm, community […]
Shaping SF Bike Tour: Ecological History (south)
By Robert Prinz |
From Shaping SF: This trip through San Francisco’s lost sand dunes, ponds, creeks and coastline will focus on the city from the center southward, covering the Mission before heading to the bayshore at Heron’s Head Park. Learn about The Farm, community gardens, San Bruno Mountain, and more! It’s a social, historical and critical tour through the […]
Today’s Headlines
By Bryan Goebel |
SF State Cross Country Coach Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver While Cyling (Marin IJ) Bike Lane May Be Installed on Alpine Road and I-280, Site of Fatal Cyclist Crash (The Almanac) Former BART Director Bob Allen Leading Campaign to Stop Livermore Extension (Coco Times) SFMTA Board Set to Curb Free Parking for City Employees (SF Examiner) […]
Today’s Headlines
By Aaron Bialick |
SFMTA Board to Consider Free Muni for Seniors, Disabled on January 20 (KQED, NBC) Muni Working on a Rider Etiquette Campaign (SFGate); Another Driver Blocks N-Judah Tunnel (SFGate) Two Injured in Car Crash at Pine and Franklin Streets (SF Appeal) Mentally Ill Man Who Was Arrested, Then Wandered on to Hwy 80, Sues Over Police Negligence (Exam) […]
Greenbelt Alliance: San Bruno Community Celebration
By Robert Prinz |
From Greenbelt Alliance: Join us on Sunday, August 5 in celebration of the 100 year anniversary of the first paving of the California StateHighway System, which happened right on El Camino Real in San Bruno! Visit the Grand Boulevard Initiative booth and take in all the activities at the San Bruno Farmers’ Market! Experts in health, transportation, and the environment will […]
San Bruno Voters to Determine Future Downtown Growth with Measure N
By Andrew Boone |
Last week, just two weeks before San Bruno voters choose whether or not to approve the Measure N ballot measure, city officials finally cleared the last legal hurdle for the measure, which would modify building height limits that voters set in 1977 with Ordinance 1284. That ordinance required a “town-hall type of hearing whereby experts, […]