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Brick Mortar Music Hall Popscene presents King Hannah with Seablite

King Hannah performs at Brick & Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco on May 7, 2025, at 8 PM local time. The concert features the band Seablite as the opening act. This event forms part of the vibrant music scene in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Tenants of Fillmore low-income housing, owned by Black church, plead for help

Tenants at Thomas Paine Square Apartments in Fillmore report severe maintenance issues, including mold, asbestos, and faulty appliances. They allege that Domus Management Company has issued false eviction notices and overcharged rent, while the property’s owner, Bethel AME Church, has been unresponsive. Residents seek assistance from city officials amid fears of losing affordable housing.

Day 59 of the 16th St. Plaza crackdown Familiar faces, few changes

San Francisco's 16th Street Plaza faces ongoing enforcement efforts as locals express mixed feelings about recent crackdowns. Joseph Ferraro, a longtime resident, notes that while tourists may perceive increased safety, familiar locals maintain their vigilance in navigating the area. A new security guard acknowledges the risks present, hinting at the challenges still faced by the community.

Mayor Lurie Launches Breaking The Cycle Fund To Deliver Transformation Of City's Behavioral Health and Homelessness Response

Mayor Daniel Lurie launched the $37.5 million Breaking the Cycle Fund to address homelessness and behavioral health crises in San Francisco. The fund aims to transform the city's response to these issues through a public-private partnership amid an $800 million budget deficit. It will enhance treatment and interim housing capacity, connecting individuals to necessary care.

Tenants of Fillmore District Housing Complex Complain of Unsafe Conditions, Long-Deferred Maintenance Issues

Residents at Thomas Paine Square Apartments in San Francisco's Fillmore District report severe maintenance issues, including mold and rotting carpets, while their landlord, Bethel AME Church, largely ignores their complaints. Many tenants, some living there for over 50 years, fear that ongoing problems could jeopardize their HUD Section 8 subsidies.

Bay Area Catholics So Far Pretty Stoked With New American Pope, Leo XIV

Bay Area Catholics expressed optimism following the election of American-born Pope Leo XIV, previously known as Robert Prevost. Social media buzzed with humor and speculation about his political leanings after a tweet regarding love and politics surfaced. Local leaders, including Nancy Pelosi and Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, offered supportive statements regarding the new pope's potential impact.

Saturday night in the Mission

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Thursday Morning What's Up SFMOMA Layoffs Cause Outrage From Union

SFMOMA announced layoffs of 29 employees, approximately 7.5% of its workforce, prompting outrage from the workers' union. The union claims they received no prior notice about the layoffs. This decision comes amid ongoing budget pressures faced by cultural institutions.

Warm Thursday Will Give Way to an Even Warmer Weekend Around the Bay

A high-pressure system will bring warm weather to the Bay Area this weekend, with temperatures reaching the low 90s inland. Saturday is expected to be the warmest day, potentially breaking temperature records in some areas. A significant cooldown and possible rain will follow on Monday.

KGO Radio Host Ronn Owenss Daughter Indicted Over Fake Pregnancy Claims With Former Bachelor Star

Laura Owens, daughter of KGO radio host Ronn Owens, faces seven felony charges for faking a pregnancy with Bachelor star Clayton Echard. The case revealed fabricated evidence and a history of similar scams involving other men. Owens was found guilty of perjury and tampering with evidence.

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