Sunset
Advocates React to New New Sunset Supervisor
Let's hope this Supe works out better than Beya Alcaraz
Q&A with Former Supervisor Joel Engardio
Streetsblog catches up with District 4's recalled supervisor to reflect on Sunset Dunes, other car-free spaces, and the future of San Francisco
Advocates React: Sunset Supervisor ‘Recalled’ Again
Beya Alcaraz resigns a week after Mayor Lurie appoints her to fill out the term of former D4 Supervisor Joel Engardio
Advocates Respond to Mayor Lurie’s District 4 Pick Beya Alcaraz
Mayor's choice to replace Engardio is a newcomer. What will this mean for the future of Sunset Dunes?
Sunset Dunes, E-Bikes, and the Future of Cities
E-bikes could cut carbon, congestion, and costs—if cities take them seriously
Call to Action: Tell Mayor Lurie to Appoint an Interim District 4 Supervisor who Supports Car-Free Spaces
The Engardio recall doesn't directly endanger Sunset Dunes, but advocates want to get in front of the issue
Commentary: It’s Time to Recall Recalls
Tuesday's recall of Supervisor Joel Engardio proves the city really needs to take another look at its provisions
Goons Vandalize Sunset Dunes Again
Artists and advocates have already fixed some of the damage
Sunset Dunes Update: Concrete Poured for Sloat Gateway Skate Park
Any remaining prospect of turning Sunset Dunes back into a highway is getting a whole lot harder—literally.
Recall Effort for Supervisor Engardio Qualifies for Ballot
He's only got one more year on his term, but in September District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio will face a recall vote because of a minority of people still pissed off about Sunset Dunes
