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A Fijian Indian pop-up dinner titled "Bula!" is scheduled for May 15, 2025, at 3674 18th St, San Francisco. The event will feature traditional Fijian dishes and ingredients, offering attendees a unique culinary experience. Participants can expect an evening filled with cultural flavors and family-friendly activities.
The owners of the Kailash Hotel near 16th and Mission streets plan to sell or lease the property to the city, as confirmed by manager Nick Patel. Neighbors have long raised concerns about the hotel attracting drug-related activities and contributing to local disturbances. The hotel has faced foreclosure proceedings due to missed payments, complicating its future.
Muralist Ernesto Paul, 68, revitalizes the façade of That’s It Market at 23rd and Mission streets, marking nearly 30 years of artistic engagement with the location. His latest mural, characterized by vibrant colors and improvisational style, reflects the cultural geography of the Mission District. Paul emphasizes the significance of murals in showcasing community culture.
Mayor Daniel Lurie signed legislation establishing five new entertainment zones in San Francisco, including the Castro Upper Market Zone, to boost economic recovery and support local businesses. The initiative aims to revitalize neighborhoods and enhance public spaces while facilitating nightlife through expanded access to liquor licenses.
A San Francisco driver suffered damage to their SUV door when a cable car sideswiped the vehicle. The incident occurred near California and Jones Street, but fortunately, no injuries were reported. The cable car sustained only minor scratches.
The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival features the CMC Gospel and Bayview Choirs on May 15, 2025, in San Francisco. This event celebrates community music, showcasing gospel and soul genres, and aims to bring together local residents.
Union Square in San Francisco is experiencing a revitalization through a $1 million grant awarded to Biederman Redevelopment Ventures. Increased attendance and new activities, such as Tai Chi and gaming events, are drawing visitors back to the area. Local voices express optimism about the return of "fun" to this cultural hub.
A homeless outreach team attempted to offer shelter to a man on 15th Street in San Francisco after he was reportedly asked to leave the Gubbio Project. Despite their efforts, the man refused assistance, prompting the team to call for a paramedic for further evaluation. Local residents noted worsening street conditions, attributing the increase in homelessness and drug use to city crackdowns in other areas.
South San Francisco police fatally shot a man who pointed a replica firearm at them during a foot chase on Wednesday evening. The incident occurred at Oyster Point Marina when officers attempted to apprehend the suspect, who had been reportedly attempting to break into a restroom. This marks the second fatal officer-involved shooting in the area within two weeks.
A man was fatally shot near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon, with a suspect turning himself in shortly after. The victim, found in his car suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, was pronounced dead at the scene. This incident marks the city's ninth homicide of the year.