Monthly Archives: April 2014

Jeffrey Katz felt nauseous. The special-ed teacher makes ends meet by hosting Airbnb guests in the living room of his San Francisco apartment. But last week, Katz found an eviction notice on his front door. “You are illegally using the … Continue reading →

By Carolyn Said April 6, 2014 | Updated: April 7, 2014 2:26pm Jeffrey Katz felt nauseous. Article source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Eviction-notices-soar-as-S-F-clamps-down-on-5381237.php

Anti-eviction protesters gather on the steps of San Francisco’s City Hall (Steve Rhodes) OAKLAND, RICHMOND, East Palo Alto, San Francisco. These Bay Area cities have been renown historically for their African American majorities and/or their status as centers of Black … Continue reading →

Those of us who live in the Bay Area are inevitably drawn to the waterfront, but don’t necessarily head there for food. We tend to dismiss Fisherman’s Wharf, eating there only with far-flung friends or relatives who have it at … Continue reading →

The Cliff House, dramatically perched on the sheer rocks at the northern end of Ocean Beach, is one of San Francisco’s iconic buildings. What isn’t widely known is that there have been at least three Cliff Houses, and their history … Continue reading →