Celebrating Hank Wilson at Tenderloin Museum

Posted November 20, 2018 by Randy Shaw

Thanks to Hank: Kickoff for the Kickstarter Tonight at the Tenderloin Museum, the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club and Cleve Jones present Thanks to Hank: Kickoff for the Kickstarter, an evening celebrating the life of storied Tenderloin hero, Hank Wilson.
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Noe Valley Seniors Thwart Ellis Act Speculators

Posted November 13, 2018 by Stephen P. Booth

Community Rallies behind San Francisco Elders with a Lifetime of Counseling Underprivileged Over the last three years, nearly 70 percent of the households facing Ellis Act evictions that I have counseled contained occupants 65 years or older. Many of these
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Groundbreaking for Market Street’s Signature Project

Posted October 23, 2018 by Randy Shaw

A Triumph Over Challenges at 950-974 Market On October 25, groundbreaking will begin on San Francisco’s most impactful development outside of the new Warriors arena. It takes place at 950-974 Market, a new hotel and condominium in two striking new
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The Tenderloin’s Problem is Drug Dealers, Not Trash

Posted July 31, 2018 by Randy Shaw

Wanted: A D6 Supervisor to Prioritize Public Safety Based on candidate’s responses at last week’s D6 candidate’s debate, the Tenderloin’s three biggest problems are trash, poop and pee on sidewalks. As the SF Weekly put it, “D6 Debate Features Poop,
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Sports Gambling in the Tenderloin?

Posted May 15, 2018 by Randy Shaw

Gambling Long Boosted the Tenderloin and Mid-Market: Could It Return? Unfortunately, the Supreme Court’s May 14 ruling legalizing sports gambling in the United States came 63 years late for San Francisco’s Tenderloin.As I detail in my book, The Tenderloin: Sex,
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Tenderloin Leaders Urge City Funding for Municipal Marketplace

Posted May 8, 2018 by Randy Shaw

Will 101 Hyde Become A Woman-Run Market or Remain a City-Owned Drug Hangout? Tenderloin groups rallied Monday to urge Mayor Farrell and the Board of Supervisors to provide the $1 million needed to transform an abandoned city-owned property at 101
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Amidst Problems, Cafes, Apartments are Rising in SF’s Mid-Market/Civic Center

Posted April 26, 2018 by Randy Shaw

New Playgrounds Highlight Transformation of Civic Center Park Having written a book refuting claims that Twitter’s arrival at 9th and Market Street “gentrified” Mid-Market and the Tenderloin, I’ve followed the recent stories about needles, feces and crime in the Mid-Market/Civic
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Tenderloin Times Exposes San Francisco

Posted March 22, 2018 by Randy Shaw

Special Exhibit at Tenderloin Museum Ends Soon If you believe San Francisco has radically changed in the past 35 years, visit the Tenderloin Museum by March 30 (Now extended to April 15!) to see how some of the city’s key
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