Monthly Archives: April 2025

Four of San Francisco’s longtime economic linchpins— Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Downtown and the San Francisco Centre—no longer drive city revenue. These spaces are outdated. They require a radical makeover. The city should help make this happen. Union Square and<br> Read More »

We don’t know what we have until it’s gone. That was what happened to the Jefferson Square Park neighbors. For decades, the tranquil park has served the community as extended living rooms for neighbors who live in the Western Addition<br> Read More »

Will City Revive Little Saigon? The fall of Saigon brought thousands of Southeast Asian refugees to San Francisco’s Tenderloin. They rejuvenated the neighborhood. But the prior mayor’s policies has jeopardized this legacy. Saigon fell in April 1975. I heard cars<br> Read More »