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Creating inviting spaces to welcome people back into the town centre — that's the aim of a new parklet trial being launched in Shoal Bay today by Port...

Updated on March 9, 2021 at 6:57 pm NBC Universal, Inc. Let the parklet’s stay forever. That’s the idea behind a new petition that’s gaining steam among San Francisco's legendary restaurant scene.  North Beach is already one of those special must visit San Francisco's dining destinations and people who live and work there say the curbside atmosphere adds to the ambiance and will help the city recover from the financial hardships of the pandemic - if the city will let it stay.  Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. “It just ma...

Skip to main content A petition is calling for outdoor dining to be permanent in San Francisco. Vote in this poll FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 People dine in a parklet along Green Street on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 in San Francisco, Calif.Josie Norris / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 The parklet outside the The Morris as seen on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 in San Francisco, Calif.Josie Norris / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less San Francisco coalition Grow SF is sponsoring a petition to make Shared Spaces — the pandemic program that allowed outdoor dining and retail in publi...

Date Time Council officially open new Corowa Memorial Plaza A revamped and activated Memorial Plaza in Corowa was opened to the public on Friday evening, with features of the new space amazing attendees. The Memorial Plaza upgrade project, led by the Federation Youth Council included installation of public Wi-Fi, café style and bench seating, signage, an electronic community notice board, wooden panel roofing, flood and festoon lighting, a drinking fountain and a new interactive mural by artist, Kade Sarte, inspired by the Murray River. Following the official opening there was a community yo...

Neighborhood merchants are reeling from the effects of lockdowns — such as an ongoing spate of window-breaking and other vandalism — even while the Castro joins the rest of San Francisco in moving into the less restrictive red tier of COVID-19 reopenings. That and updates from gay District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and bisexual Assistant District Attorney Matt Donahue, his office's liaison to the neighborhood, were the focus of the virtual Thursday meeting of the Castro Merchants. Dave Karraker, a gay man who is a spokesperson for, and board member of, Castro Merchants, told the B.A.R...