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Jeremy Novy will host a stencil workshop at Voss Gallery in San Francisco on May 31, 2025. Participants can learn contemporary art techniques while creating their own stencils. The event, part of the fine art category, aims to engage the local community in artistic expression.
San Francisco lawmakers are set to pass a bill allowing police to cite illegal street vendors selling stolen goods. The Mission District faces rising issues with drug addiction and crime, prompting officials to take action against unlicensed vendors. State Senator Scott Wiener emphasized the need for this legislation to address the growing chaos in the area.
Anshey Sfard, a Sephardic synagogue in San Francisco, celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month while fostering community amid declining attendance. Rabbi Avigdor Ashtar's engaging leadership has revitalized Shabbat dinners, attracting hundreds of young attendees seeking connection and cultural identity.
Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed a $15.9 billion budget for San Francisco, addressing a $782 million deficit while maintaining funding for key departments like police and fire. The plan includes cuts to 1,400 city positions and $200 million in nonprofit contracts over two years. Lurie emphasized the need for difficult decisions to stabilize the city’s finances.
San Francisco police arrested Sauntek Harris, 44, and Shaun Britton, 48, in connection with multiple murders dating back to 2002 and 2019. The District Attorney emphasized the need to gather sufficient evidence to prove the suspects' guilt in court. Both suspects face multiple murder and gang-related charges.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed a $15.9 billion budget that includes cutting 1,400 jobs and $100 million in funding for nonprofits. The budget aims to address fiscal challenges facing the city.
Micro Center reopened its Bay Area store in Santa Clara after 12 years, attracting hundreds during its soft opening. The store features over 20,000 items, including customizable PCs and 3D printers, catering to the region's tech-savvy community.
Gunshots were reported near Marshall Elementary in San Francisco shortly after 7 a.m., prompting police response. Witnesses noted a target fleeing into the school as officers searched for evidence but found no merit to the shooting claim. A bullet was later recovered from the scene, and officials encourage anyone with information to contact the SFPD.
Tenants at Thomas Paine Square Apartments in Fillmore organized to address poor living conditions as they await the mayor's budget proposal. Organizers expressed frustration over a lack of communication from their landlord, Bethel AME Church, regarding urgent issues like mold and asbestos. Efforts to engage more tenants and push for a meeting with city officials are underway.
Residents along 16th Street express gratitude amid ongoing cleanup efforts in the area. Daily observations reveal a cycle of litter accumulation and removal, highlighting community dynamics and the importance of local nonprofits like Gubbio. The project aims to document changes and foster understanding of the neighborhood's challenges.