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Warfield Commons, the building above the Warfield at 988 Market St., opened on September 27 with KALW’s new studios and 10 other arts and media tenants, and its owners say it is about 90 percent occupied.
With California under a state of emergency ahead of a forecast very strong El Niño, San Francisco offers free sandbags six days a week, a 100-year flood map and grants of up to $100,000 for flood-proofing.
Three competing slates, including one that splits the city’s usual GrowSF and union coalitions, are running for three open seats on the San Francisco Board of Education this November.
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s committee has raised $11 million for his three November charter reform measures, more than every other San Francisco ballot measure combined.
A 6,300-square-foot outdoor ice rink opens at Fisherman’s Wharf on November 4, 2026, replacing the holiday rink that closed at Embarcadero Center nearly seven years ago.
Supervisor Danny Sauter’s proposal, backed by Mayor Daniel Lurie, would cap banked rent increases at 10 percent a year through 2029, after one senior couple’s rent jumped by 65.8 percent at once.
San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project stops taking any new referrals September 30 and closes completely November 13, with the city’s replacement service not ready until January 2027.
San Francisco could let residents sell home-cooked meals from their kitchens under a bill introduced at the Board of Supervisors that would adopt the state’s MEHKO program.
A San Francisco merchants association gathered more than 300 signatures against a gift shop chain’s plan to open its eleventh location on Clement Street.
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on September 22 to require prevailing wages, up to $46.14 an hour, for contractors that clean city streets.
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