San Francisco, trade unions at odds over modular construction — even for homeless projects
A supportive housing development is at the center of a fight between the city’s...| San Francisco Chronicle
The American Indian Cultural Center says cutting it out of Native American Heritage Night "excludes the very community the event is meant to honor." Mayor Lurie ends 20-year partnership with S.F. indigenous group| Mission Local
In doubleheader, Sen. Scott Wiener, architect of the state building mandates that require San Francisco to rezone, draws ire at Westside forum Lurie warns Sunset: Upzone, or S.F. could see ‘towers everywhere’| Mission Local
For people struggling with addiction, keeping them alive, not pressuring them to recover, has been a central tenet of San Francisco’s official policy for years. But as overdoses continue to claim record numbers of lives, Mayor Daniel Lurie and City Hall allies have challenged, even overturned, some of those programs. Top Lurie deputies doubled down […] The post SF Health Officials Show Up and Double Down on Changes In Drug Policies, Attitudes appeared first on The Frisc.| The Frisc
A supportive housing development is at the center of a fight between the city’s...| San Francisco Chronicle
“Gone are the days we looked to other people to take care of us,” said Kenisha Roach. “We need the community to buy back into itself. It’s unity or death.” The post District 10 organizing is back appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
'A boom of construction might be nice, but that's not on the table.’ Sarah Dennis Phillips will steer SF into its biggest housing changes in 50 years.| The Frisc
A funding compromise for more housing is on offer. But ICE raids, shelter rules, and RV parking policies are adding extra pressure.| The Frisc
Merchants, officials and transit riders celebrate the return of Muni Metro service along Taraval.| SFBay
