As they prepare for their first meeting of the year Tuesday, San Francisco’s supervisors are crafting a legislative agenda that mixes lofty ideals about economic equality with everyday quality-of-life issues that prompt constituent complaints.
BART’s sleek new railcars finally passed safety tests over the weekend — months behind schedule — and are on track to start carrying commuters around Thanksgiving, transit officials said Monday.
BART’s sleek new railcars finally passed safety tests over the weekend — months behind schedule — and are on track to start carrying commuters around Thanksgiving, transit officials said Monday.
The flurry of hotel developments in SoMa is about to get another boost of activity with a new proposal to transform a parking lot into 239 rooms, a restaurant, and ground-floor retail.
The flurry of hotel developments in SoMa is about to get another boost of activity with a new proposal to transform a parking lot into 239 rooms, a restaurant, and ground-floor retail.
Near the end of Thursday’s BART Board of Directors meeting, the transit system’s elected leaders found themselves in the unusual position of staring at something not on the agenda: a fresh puddle of urine.
Are Uber and Lyft rakish rule-breakers in the great tradition of American swashbuckling capitalism?
Is it too cold?”
Sprawled in a turquoise velvet chair, Chip Conley fiddled with the temperature controls for the hotel room at Laurel Inn in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood.
San Francisco is entering a new era in its often-contentious relationship with Airbnb and HomeAway.
REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Trends in group meetings are ever-changing and improving based upon guest needs….