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SAN FRANCISCO, April 18 (Xinhua) -- San Francisco, U.S. state of California, introduced legislation on Tuesday to remove barriers in the San Francisco Planning Code to make it easier and faster to approve new housing.

Today, readers comment on a call for SA planning graduates, and a Rundle St tower knockback.

Today, readers comment on the evidence behind South Australia's proposed university merger, and the decision by planning authorities to refuse a tower building for Adelaide's East End.

The permitting dustup over unsanctioned beds and bedrooms at Twitter’s SF headquarters just might end peacefully, as the SF Department of Building Inspection is giving them a path to keep the beds, though the larger problem remains that Twitter is simply not paying rent.

In March 2020, the voters of San Francisco approved Proposition D, also known as the Commercial Vacancy Tax. The ordinance applies to ground floor, street-facing, commercial properties...

Nico De Pasquale Photography, STOCK PHOTO(SAN FRANCISCO) -- For decades, Judy and Ed Craine parked their car in the driveway in front of their San Francisco

An anonymous person filed a complaint with the city against the couple and two of their neighbors.

The Planning Department said they could be willing to make an exemption; if the Craines could find a photo that would prove that parking was a historic use on the lot.

(SAN FRANCISCO) — For decades, Judy and Ed Craine parked their car in the driveway in front of their San Francisco home. Parking in the Golden City can be tricky with its steep hills and busy streets, and the Craines say they were lucky to […]

An anonymous person filed a complaint with the city against the couple and two of their neighbors.