On April 30, 2018 the California Supreme Court passed a ruling, changing existing law that determines how an independent contractor can be identified. The case, Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court of Los Angeles, may completely redefine what is and […]
Sue Cauthen was a member of the Board of Directors of San Francisco Tomorrow for many years. She passed away one day short of her 85th birthday in Mill Valley. Born Suzanne Daneman May 5, 1933, in Los Angeles, she […]
Many national parks have a large mansion with high-ceilinged public rooms multiple huge fireplaces called The Lodge. But the Lodge at the Presidio is a series of small lodgings rehabilitated from the simple designs of a spartan military base. The […]
The Future of San Francisco The Commonwealth Club held a lively discussion recently in a packed auditorium with many San Francisco residents interested in planning and environmental issues, as the city continues to grow unbridled by traditional zoning limits and […]
Proposals are being reviewed that would select a developer team to oversee the rehabilitation of 20 buildings totaling nearly 300,000 square feet of space at Fort Scott in the western half of the Presidio. Visionaries seeking to tackle the significant […]
Transbay Terminal: stillll waiting A captivated audience of planners and transit pundits gathered at the War Memorial Building recently to listen to the SFMTA and SF Planning Department staff heap accolades on the planning process of the new changes and […]
Lake Merced was first noticed by the Spanish in 1775 by Captain Don Bruno de Hecta who named the lake Laguna de Nuestra Señora de la Merced. (1) Originally, Lake Merced was intended to provide a water supply to the […]
Mayor – Jane Kim & Mark Leno, dual endorsement Prop A – Yes. Allows SFPUC to generate revenue bonds to fund the infrastructure needs of the City’s new public power program. Prop C – Yes. Tax for childcare. Prop F […]
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