All SF Speed Cameras Now Working, They'll Start Issuing Fines on August 5
Starting August 5, San Francisco will start issuing fines for speeding caught by 33 newly installed speed-monitoring cameras, which were previously issuing warnings.
All 33 of SF's speed cameras are officially live: Here's when citations start going out
Starting August 5, registered vehicle owners in San Francisco will face fines for speeding, with penalties ranging from $50 to $500 depending on severity.
The Baked Bear is serving up ice cream sandwiches all over SF
"The concept behind Baked Bear is around creating custom ice cream sandwiches. The idea is giving people the opportunity to come in, choose their own cookies, create their own custom ice cream sandwich right there on the spot."
Intro to Personal Safety & Self-Defense Class | SF
The one-hour free intro class teaches empowerment self-defense, focusing on intuition, situational awareness, and effective de-escalation strategies for students of all genders.
'Bouquets to Arts' exhibit takes over two San Francisco museums
The Legion of Honor hosts an expanded floral exhibit, transforming art interpretation through creative floral arrangements to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
SF's 10 Wildest Nonprofit Spending Scandals of the Last Five Years, Ranked
San Francisco nonprofits are marred by scandals highlighting extravagant spending and financial improprieties, undermining public trust and accountability.
San Francisco Ferry Building lets go of popular French cafe
"I'm very connected to that location. It's prestigious - it's everything you want in a small business. To take that away from us, I would say it's pretty painful."
EXIT Theatre's closure exemplifies the disregard for the arts in San Francisco and beyond, starkly highlighting the plight of independent organizations fighting for survival.
The JFK Promenade, a glorious 1.5-mile car-free stretch, has become a vibrant area for art installations, outdoor musical instruments, and lawn games since its closure to vehicles.