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Day Around the Bay SF Parking Meter Prices to Increase by 25 Cents an Hour

San Francisco's SFMTA approved a 25-cent-per-hour increase in parking meter fees, aimed at addressing a significant budget deficit. The rate hike will take effect in late May and includes a new 10-cent convenience fee for mobile payments. In local news, the 119th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake will be commemorated at Lotta’s Fountain.

Brava Theater MAPA and SFBATCO present buckets by Adam Barnard

The Brava Theater in San Francisco is set to host a performance of "buckets" by Adam Barnard on April 17, 2025. This event, presented by MAPA and SFBATCO, promises to be an engaging experience for attendees, showcasing a blend of fine arts and theater. With its strategic location and a diverse audience, the event is expected to attract significant local interest.

Ground Is Broken For 168-Unit Affordable Project on Site of Pandemic-Time Tent Camp In Mission

Ground was broken for Casa Adelante, a 168-unit affordable housing project in the Mission District, marking the largest all-affordable development in the area in 20 years. This project, co-developed by the Mission Economic Development Agency and the Chinatown Community Development Center, follows a history of conflict over gentrification and housing costs. The site was previously used as a "safe-sleeping village" for the homeless during the pandemic.

Coming to the Mission in 2027 168 units of affordable housing

A groundbreaking ceremony for a 168-unit affordable housing complex took place in San Francisco, marking a significant victory for community activists who have campaigned for nearly a decade for 100% affordable housing at the site. Mayor Daniel Lurie and other officials celebrated the collaboration between local organizations to bring this project to fruition, emphasizing its importance in combating gentrification and addressing housing needs. The project, named Casa Adelante, is expected to be completed by early 2027, offering crucial support for vulnerable populations, including formerly homeless families.

Day 37 of the 16th St. Plaza Crackdown Side Streets Stay Busy

Gerald Jones, a resident at a supportive housing site in the Mission District, expresses frustration over recent city efforts to clear encampments, stating that the sweeps merely relocate individuals without addressing the root issues. Despite a visible police presence, residents report ongoing drug-related activities in the area. The article highlights the challenges faced by the community amidst ongoing city initiatives.

Thursday Morning What's Up Lurie Rings In 100 Days

U.S. Rep. Mark Desaulnier recently held a town hall meeting focusing on immigration issues, particularly opposing the conversion of the FCI Dublin women’s prison into an immigrant detention facility. Meanwhile, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie marked his 100th day in office with an interview and a forthcoming speech. The article also touches on various local topics, including weather forecasts and the current state of auto-glass repair shops.

El Farolitos soccer dream runs aground in Sacramento

El Farolito's dream of advancing in the U.S. Open Cup ended with a narrow 1-0 defeat to Sacramento Republic, showcasing the emotional stakes for the amateur soccer team. Despite their efforts and vocal support from fans, El Farolito's performance was marred by anxiety and ultimately fell short in the third round for the second consecutive year. The loss resonated deeply with players and supporters alike, highlighting the challenges faced by grassroots teams in competitive sports.

Roxie Theater The Shrouds

Roxie Theater will host "The Shrouds" concert on April 17, 2025, starting at 4:50 AM local time. The event is part of the Concerts & Music Events category and aims to attract local music enthusiasts.

Cole Street Cole Valley Nights A Neighborhood Street Market

The upcoming event, "Cole Street: Cole Valley Nights," is set to transform Cole Street in San Francisco into a vibrant neighborhood street market on April 17, 2025. This event promises to celebrate local culture with various attractions, including a marketplace, workshops, and a street fair, coinciding with the festive spirit of Saint Patrick's Day. It aims to engage the community and promote local businesses while providing entertainment and artistic experiences.

Roxie Theater The Teacher

Roxie Theater hosts "The Teacher" event on April 17, 2025, starting at 11:03 AM GMT. The event, categorized under concerts and attractions, will last for six seconds. Local attendees can enjoy this unique experience at the Roxie Cinema.

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