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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How to celebrate Black History Month across San Francisco
From live performances and cultural demonstrations to conversations with artists and plenty of vendor markets, The Examiner ...
The 'Bone Palace' stashed underground in SF's Golden Gate Park
Ray Bandar's "Bone Palace" spanned thousands of skulls he stashed in the basement of his Miraloma Park home. The collection ...
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 ...
San Francisco mayor grapples with city’s historic budget deficit
We have to get people off the street and into mental health and drug treatment," San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie told more ...