San Francisco passed a tax to curb vacant storefronts. So why do many still sit empty?
When San Francisco voters passed a tax on vacant storefronts in 2020, storefronts sat empty in many parts of the city despite a booming economy. Then Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who sponsored the measure ...
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SFMTA to cut some Muni bus routes this summer
San Francisco's transit agency will cut Muni service by 4% this summer as it faces a $50 million budget shortfall.
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New simulated-golf bar and grill bets on downtown rebound
Hoping to catch a downtown San Francisco recovery wave and ride the growing popularity of simulated golf, a father-son pair ...
Regional roasters likely to fill properties as six Starbucks close in SF
Regional roasters will likely take the place of shuttered Starbucks along several of San Francisco’s most popular commercial ...
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City of Sonoma’s General Plan Land Use Workshop Draws A Big Crowd
By Larry Barnett An unusually large crowd of local residents packed the meeting room at Vintage House on the evening of ...
This major S.F. street is filled with vacant storefronts. A new plan would allow chain retail there
Van Ness Avenue may soon be open for business. Even if you are a chain store. In an effort to fill large vacant storefronts ...
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The Charming Brunch Spot In San Francisco That’s So Worth Waiting In Line For
The Norwegian Benedict is a local favorite, featuring smoked salmon atop a toasted English muffin, all smothered in a velvety ...