Jollibee Opens on Market Street July 31, Its First S.F. Store in 15 Years
Jollibee opens at 934 Market Street on July 31, 2026, the Filipino chain’s first San Francisco location in about 15 years.
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San Francisco Picks Oakdale Avenue for a Future Bayview Caltrain Station
After 38 years of planning, San Francisco has picked Oakdale Avenue for a future Bayview Caltrain station. It would be the neighborhood’s first stop since 2005.
San Francisco Puts a Public Bank Measure on the November Ballot
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted 9-2 to put a public bank measure on the November 3, 2026 ballot. If it passes, the city would be the first in the US with its own bank.
De Young Opens ‘Treasures of the Pharaohs’ With 130 Egyptian Antiquities on August 1
Treasures of the Pharaohs opens at the de Young on August 1, 2026, bringing 130 ancient Egyptian antiquities from Cairo and Luxor to Golden Gate Park through January 31, 2027.
San Francisco Bay Ferry Sets an All-Time Daily Ridership Record
San Francisco Bay Ferry averaged 10,992 riders a day in June 2026, breaking an August 2019 record, with year-over-year ridership up for 60 consecutive months.
Legion of Honor Opens a Yearlong Joan Miró Artist Book Show on July 25
Miró: Proof Against All opens at the Legion of Honor on July 25, 2026 and runs through July 25, 2027, built around the 1958 artist book À toute épreuve. Included with general admission.
San Francisco Cuts Its Affordable Housing Requirement From 15 Percent to 5 Percent
San Francisco supervisors voted 9 to 2 on July 14, 2026, to cut the citywide inclusionary housing requirement from 15 percent to 5 percent, with the Mission District set at 8 percent.
San Francisco Supervisors Ask the State to Lift the 33-Camera Speed Enforcement Cap
San Francisco supervisors voted 10 to 1 on July 14, 2026, to ask California to let the city expand its speed camera program beyond the 33 allowed under state law.
Asian Art Museum Opens Noh Theater Print Show, On View Through February 2027
The Asian Art Museum’s new installation of Tsukioka Kogyo woodblock prints of Noh theater runs through February 21, 2027, and is included with general admission.
Original Artists Will Restore Balmy Alley Murals Under $129,294 City Grant
A team led by artist Tirso Gonzalez and conservator Yano Rivera won up to $129,294 in city grant money to restore six Mission murals, five of them in Balmy Alley.
