Millbrae votes to recall councilmembers over housing issues
The recall of Millbrae Vice Mayor and Council Member was due to disagreements over a housing project, sparking from a contentious homeless housing initiative. [ more ]
Celebrities Support Plan to Reopen Upper West Side Movie Theater
The potential resurrection of a landmark movie theater on the Upper West Side is spearheaded by independent film producer Ira Deutchman, with celebrity support to create a Center dedicated to art house releases and special events. [ more ]
Police departments are offering big raises. Does it work?
Minneapolis Police Department faced challenges post-George Floyd incident, leading to a 40% reduction in staff, impacting response times and community engagement. [ more ]
Lula Cafe Will Celebrate 25 Years in Logan Square With Star-Studded Pop-Up Series
Chef Jason Hammel's Lula Cafe won a James Beard Award for Outstanding Hospitality, leading to increased popularity and the upcoming launch of Loulou, focusing on blending food with other art forms. [ more ]
Delightful new London Museum logo lands with a splat
The London Museum has unveiled a new logo with a playful design featuring a pigeon doing a glitter poo, representing the duality of London's characteristics. [ more ]
A Pop-Up Padel Court Is Arriving In London's West End This Summer
Londoners can enjoy playing padel in the West End this summer, in a conveniently central location, promoting the sport's growth and social aspect. [ more ]
Vea como se postulan: Safai recibe amor - mayormente - en su propia tierra
Mission Local is publishing daily articles on the mayoral campaign, alternating between main contenders weekly. Ahsha Safaí is this week's feature. [ more ]
Vea como se postulan: Safai recibe amor - mayormente - en su propia tierra
Mission Local is publishing daily articles on the mayoral campaign, alternating between main contenders weekly. Ahsha Safaí is this week's feature. [ more ]
Five of the six D3 candidates express disapproval of the Biking and Rolling Plan
Candidates from District 3 express concerns over the SFMTA's Biking and Rolling Plan, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach to mobility planning. [ more ]
City council says Berkeley teens can vote in this year's school board race
Berkeley city council approved youth voting starting with school board elections, aiming to expand the ability for 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in elections. [ more ]
City council says Berkeley teens can vote in this year's school board race
Berkeley city council approved youth voting starting with school board elections, aiming to expand the ability for 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in elections. [ more ]
Mayor London Breed - and entourage - tour Mission businesses
Mayor London Breed engaged with Mission district residents during her campaign trail, distributing yellow signs and visiting local businesses while highlighting community connections. [ more ]
Join neighborhood trash pick-up event to clean the area, get discounts at local spots, and support Farming Hope - the non-profit restaurant at Manny's. [ more ]
Vanderbilt Avenue hosts the Open Streets program in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, enhancing community engagement and promoting local businesses. [ more ]
Mayor London Breed - and entourage - tour Mission businesses
Mayor London Breed engaged with Mission district residents during her campaign trail, distributing yellow signs and visiting local businesses while highlighting community connections. [ more ]
Join neighborhood trash pick-up event to clean the area, get discounts at local spots, and support Farming Hope - the non-profit restaurant at Manny's. [ more ]
Vanderbilt Avenue hosts the Open Streets program in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, enhancing community engagement and promoting local businesses. [ more ]
Worcester officials announce plan to curb youth violence, start summer crime initiative weeks early
City officials in Worcester are taking action to address youth violence by implementing programs and partnerships with local organizations to reduce violent behavior in the community. [ more ]
Worcester officials announce plan to curb youth violence, start summer crime initiative weeks early
City officials in Worcester are taking action to address youth violence by implementing programs and partnerships with local organizations to reduce violent behavior in the community. [ more ]
Mission high schoolers discover life in the Presidio - and want changes in District 9
Two high school students from different backgrounds in District 9 are leading efforts to establish a Youth Council to address social issues and empower the young people of color in their community. [ more ]
UK Black Pride, the largest celebration for LGBTQI+ individuals of diverse descents, returns to London with music, workshops, and community engagement. [ more ]
Mission high schoolers discover life in the Presidio - and want changes in District 9
Two high school students from different backgrounds in District 9 are leading efforts to establish a Youth Council to address social issues and empower the young people of color in their community. [ more ]
UK Black Pride, the largest celebration for LGBTQI+ individuals of diverse descents, returns to London with music, workshops, and community engagement. [ more ]
Meet the District 5 candidates: What's up in The Fillmore?
Candidates in District 5 are asked weekly questions leading up to the election to address specific neighborhood needs, like the Fillmore District's grocery store closure issue. [ more ]
Candidates in San Francisco's 3rd District are discussing the creation of a new park in Lower Nob Hill, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and resource allocation. [ more ]
Candidates in San Francisco's 3rd District are discussing the creation of a new park in Lower Nob Hill, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and resource allocation. [ more ]
Built for Zero program aims to address homelessness in Haight-Ashbury by improving shelter supply, real-time data collection, and bureaucratic integration. [ more ]
Built for Zero program aims to address homelessness in Haight-Ashbury by improving shelter supply, real-time data collection, and bureaucratic integration. [ more ]
PSF Board update on improvements to the PSF Grants program
Enhancing communication and collaboration with the pan-African Python community through open dialogue and active involvement in addressing concerns and improving support. [ more ]
PSF Board update on improvements to the PSF Grants program
Enhancing communication and collaboration with the pan-African Python community through open dialogue and active involvement in addressing concerns and improving support. [ more ]
Voices of The Enslaved Resonate at Lefferts Historic House Art Exhibit
Legacy cultural institutions like Lefferts Historic House are addressing histories of slavery and land appropriation through artistic initiatives and community engagement. [ more ]
U.K. Lifestyle Brand Toast Sets Up Shop in Brooklyn
Toast brings its sustainable and mindful approach to the U.S. market through a new store in Brooklyn, catering to a growing interest among U.S. consumers. [ more ]
Barebottle Is Throwing a Beer Festival You Can Bring Your Kids To
Barebottle Brewing Co. is hosting a family-friendly beer festival called Suds Francisco in Salesforce Park, building on their neighborhood community hub reputation. [ more ]
Colorful street mural takes shape in downtown San Jose
The 'Threads Woven' street mural in San Pedro Street is a collaborative project involving 1,250 volunteers, including local officials and organizations. [ more ]
Bristol Central voters: tell us which issues will decide this election
The Guardian is engaging with residents of Bristol Central to understand their key concerns and decision-making factors ahead of the upcoming general election. [ more ]
Bristol Central voters: tell us which issues will decide this election
The Guardian is engaging with residents of Bristol Central to understand their key concerns and decision-making factors ahead of the upcoming general election. [ more ]
'Wear Orange' walk over Brooklyn Bridge Saturday to fight gun violence
Volunteers from anti-gun organizations will host Wear Orange walk to honor gun violence victims and seek legislative action against unlicensed gun sellers. [ more ]
'Wear Orange' walk over Brooklyn Bridge Saturday to fight gun violence
Volunteers from anti-gun organizations will host Wear Orange walk to honor gun violence victims and seek legislative action against unlicensed gun sellers. [ more ]
AlmaLinux Introduces Engineering Steering Committee to Enhance Community Collaboration - DevOps.com
The AlmaLinux OS Foundation created ALESCo to enhance community involvement and technical governance, ensuring the OS's robustness and long-term stability. [ more ]
Brooke Jackson-Glidden Joins 'Portland Monthly' as New Editor in Chief
Brooke Jackson-Glidden, the former editor of Eater Portland, will become the new editor in chief of Portland Monthly, aiming to bring her expertise in food and lifestyle coverage to the publication. [ more ]
Cinema stands by Israeli film festival as police investigate 'potential hate crime'
The Phoenix Cinema faced vandalism due to screening a documentary on a tragic event, stressing the importance of freedom of expression and diverse programming. [ more ]
Here's how Mayor Wu is planning to combat summer violence in Boston
Investing in youth programs, repeat offenders, and community engagement for improved safety. Decreased homicides and shootings this year in Boston. [ more ]
Comfort Dog Burton joins Multnomah County Sheriff's Office in tail-wagging ceremony
A comfort dog, Burton, a 3-year-old German shepherd, joins the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office to reduce stress and anxiety for victims, first responders, and community members. [ more ]
San Jose cannabis dispensary opens in downtown - San Jose Spotlight
San Jose opened its first cannabis retail store in downtown, bringing positive impact to the community and contributing significantly to the city's revenue. [ more ]
Study shows lack of trust among Hispanics in local English-language news organizations - Poynter
The decline of local newspapers creates news deserts, impacting democracy and accessibility of information for communities like Hispanics in Raleigh-Durham. [ more ]
Study shows lack of trust among Hispanics in local English-language news organizations - Poynter
The decline of local newspapers creates news deserts, impacting democracy and accessibility of information for communities like Hispanics in Raleigh-Durham. [ more ]
Education, Service, and Running: Join Camp & Run 2024 in Colorado
Participants in Camp & Run 2024 can engage with Leadville's landscape and community by learning its history, contributing to preservation projects, and forming deeper connections with the area. [ more ]
Conozca a los candidatos del Distrito 9: Apoya que se sigan colocando maceteros en el distrito?
The article discusses a series called 'Meet the Candidates' where political candidates are asked weekly questions and events happening in the political district. [ more ]
This popular north London lido is getting knocked down
Finchley Lido in North London, known for its wave machine, is closing and being replaced with a new leisure center and residential-commercial development. [ more ]
It will take two decades to fix the housing crisis': The developer reshaping south London
A new town center is being built at Elephant and Castle, aiming to include more independent local traders and avoid becoming a generic shopping center. [ more ]
Advocates want a say in choosing San Jose police chief
City of San Jose to potentially select new police chief by September, with advocates pressing for inclusion of families impacted by police shootings in the decision-making process. [ more ]