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November 5, 2010
Planning Commission Approves New Rules for Street-Food Vendors on Private Property
Luis Chong/YelpLe Truc at an Off the Grid street-food event.The San Francisco Planning Commission yesterday approved unanimously Supervisor Bevan Dufty's legislation for new street-food rules for vendors on private property, with one slight change. The proposed ordinance ― which streamlines ... More >>
Blogs
March 25, 2010
Guardian Cell-Phone Antennas Approved; Opponents Vow Appeal
Veteran Bayview-Hunters Point activist Espanola Jackson speaks out against the Guardian projectFoes Assert Project is Un-American, Will Hurt Children...The San Francisco Planning Commission today unanimously approved San Francisco Bay Guardian Publisher Bruce Brugmann's application to rent the ro ... More >>
Blogs
March 23, 2010
Dozens of Neighbors Speak Out Against Bay Guardian Cellular Antennas
Dozens of Potrero Hill residents are lending their voices to a campaign opposing efforts by the owners of the San Francisco Bay Guardian to erect cell-phone antennas atop the newspaper's offices at 135 Mississippi StreetThe newspaper's neighbors tell SF Weekly that they have collected as many as ... More >>
Blogs
March 17, 2010
Unlike Pleasanton, San Francisco Keeps its Anti-Housing Laws Off the Books
When it comes to quelling housing development, there's the law and there's the law...Pleasanton city fathers spent this week in conniption fits after a Superior Court judge ruled that the city can't cap its number of housing units at 29,000. Pleasanton now faces a choice of halting all commercial ... More >>
Blogs
March 2, 2009
Live Nation Asks For Your Help in Renovating Masonic Center
FeistTaking a page from onetime bitter rivals (and now just rivals) Another Planet Entertainment's handbook, Live Nation (the live concert spin-off from radio/billboard barony Clear Channel, now its own entity) have announced plans to remodel, makeover, and otherwise update SF's venerable Masonic Ce ... More >>
Calendar
May 5, 1999
Cothran
FeistTaking a page from onetime bitter rivals (and now just rivals) Another Planet Entertainment's handbook, Live Nation (the live concert spin-off from radio/billboard barony Clear Channel, now its own entity) have announced plans to remodel, makeover, and otherwise update SF's venerable Masonic Ce ... More >>
News
April 9, 1997
Un-Welcome to Mr. Roberts' Neighborhood
The Chans were set to build a nice, simple home on their own property. Then Chronicle honcho Jerry Roberts and his relentless wife moved next door. Suddenly, everything became very complicated and very nasty.
News
January 10, 1996
Off-Base (Part II)
The most vituperative battle ever fought over the Presidio pits a handful of activists (and a certain weekly newspaper) against a local coalition of environmentalists, business, and the majority of elected officials. Is the congressional compromise to es