Monthly Archives: August 2019

SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — Fifty years ago, the world held its breath as American astronauts became the first humans to walk on the moon. While the Apollo 11 mission made history, in 1969, there were other significant historic events that … Continue reading →

Caption Close Read through our slideshow above for a look at the many San Francisco neighborhoods that have been affected by gentrification or population displacement since the city was founded. With San Francisco’s rents up 10 percent in just a … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — ABC7 News is exploring the Bay Area’s housing crisis as part of our commitment to Building a Better Bay Area. One area of note is housing prices. A Bay Area native shared her story of being … Continue reading →

When San Francisco Community Recyclers was evicted from the Safeway parking lot at Market and Duboce streets in 2013, reactions were mixed. Some neighbors cheered, overjoyed not to be awoken in the middle of the night by the jingling of … Continue reading →

A sign advertising an apartment for rent is displayed in a window. Those in the apartment industry say that demand is dropping across the city. A sign advertising an apartment for rent is displayed in a window. Those in the … Continue reading →