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CCSF antennas seem assured
- \Cell phone antennas will likely dot the City College campus despite some faculty and residents’ health concerns.
Grocery veteran buys S.F. stores
- Residents of the Richmond have been hoping rumors that supermarket veteran Harley DeLano was close to buying their neighborhood grocery store were true. On Wednesday, they got their wish.
- Residents of the Richmond have been hoping rumors that supermarket veteran Harley DeLano was close to buying their neighborhood grocery store were true. On Wednesday, they got their wish.
City: Cameras may be put on DPT cars
- A recent string of violence against parking enforcement officers could lead to their cars being equipped with security cameras.
- A recent string of violence against parking enforcement officers could lead to their cars being equipped with security cameras.
Muni presents study feedback
- It may not be a surprise that San Francisco residents want to see quicker and more reliable Muni service. But the clear message sent by riders is significant, since it comes as a result of the first major study the transit agency has embarked on in 25 years to improve its service.
- It may not be a surprise that San Francisco residents want to see quicker and more reliable Muni service. But the clear message sent by riders is significant, since it comes as a result of the first major study the transit agency has embarked on in 25 years to improve its service.
Renovated St. Mark’s opens its doors
- One of The City’s landmark historic churches reopened this weekend after months of renovation.
Death of ‘saint’ shocks friends
- The sudden death of one of the pillars of Bernal Heights has friends and residents in the tight-knit community reeling.
A year later, wife and friends believe Tang is still alive
- The kindness of strangers and the hope of her children have helped Joyce Tang get through the past year without her husband.
MTA: Prepaid cards gaining popularity at The City’s meters
- Three months ago, Annie Blackman said she decided to do something about her growing pile of parking tickets.
Study: Excelsior, Outer Mission focus on safety, transit
- Pedestrian safety and dependable transportation is what residents of the Excelsior and Outer Mission districts want to see most, according to a new traffic study.
- Pedestrian safety and dependable transportation is what residents of the Excelsior and Outer Mission districts want to see most, according to a new traffic study.
Police say pickpockets see green on Black Friday
- Black Friday is Green Friday for The City’s criminal element who turn the day into one of the busiest for pickpockets, according to police.
- Black Friday is Green Friday for The City’s criminal element who turn the day into one of the busiest for pickpockets, according to police.
Transit officials fear shortfall for 2006
- Muni officials reported a possible budget shortfall this fiscal year Tuesday, a prediction that was not unexpected.
- Muni officials reported a possible budget shortfall this fiscal year Tuesday, a prediction that was not unexpected.