Barbara Taylor
SF Planning Commission Approves New Bike Parking Plan
Bicyclists in San Francisco may soon find it a lot easier to find a parking space for their two-wheelers.
Homeless Families Visit SF City Hall To Voice Concerns
San Francisco City Hall was the scene of a protest Thursday by homeless families who want Mayor Ed Lee to do more to help get people off the streets and into housing.
SF Supes Faced With Tough Decision Over Fate Of Cell Phone Disclosure Law
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised Tuesday to make a decision about its ongoing defense of the city’s cell phone disclosure law.
Four KCBS On-Air Staffers Nominated For Radio Hall Of Fame
Four members of the on-air staff at KCBS All News 740 AM & 106.9 FM have been nominated for the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013.
Boy Scouts’ Proposal Excludes Gay Adults, Bay Area Lawmakers Offended
A proposal by the Boy Scouts of America to lift its ban on gay scouts, but to continue to exclude gay adults from serving as leaders has offended two gay legislators from San Francisco.
Mayor Lee Signs New Earthquake Upgrade Requirement For SF Apartment Buildings
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee signed legislation on Thursday—the 107th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire—that aims to make thousands of apartments in the city safer during the next large quake.
Board Of Supes To Vote On New Ways To Help Fund SF City College
A resolution introduced by San Francisco Supervisor Eric Mar that urges City College trustees to use new tax revenue to restore cuts from the school’s budget has passed.
High-Profile Boosters Launch Group Supporting New Warriors Arena
Supporters of a new Warriors’ Arena on San Francisco’s waterfront launched an organization Tuesday to act as official boosters for the project, but critics are concerned plans are moving too fast.
San Francisco Promotes Gender Equality In Workplace As Union Claims Hypocrisy
San Francisco officials on Monday called on the city’s private sector to promote gender equality in the workplace but also faced criticism from their own city employees for a proposal to reduce pay for public sector jobs primarily held by women and people of color.
SF Mayor Lee Not Seeking New Housing Chief After Alvarez Firing
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said on Thursday that he has no plans to search for a new head for the city’s troubled Housing Authority after the recent firing of its executive director, Henry Alvarez.
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