‘Restock your emergency kit’: The city wants you to prep now for El Niño
The mayor has declared a local state of emergency to enable the city to “cut through red tape” during storm preparation, he said Friday.
Jessica Blough
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Could a data center be the answer to the dead mall — and help revive downtown?
San Francisco has staked its downtown recovery on retail and foot traffic. A technology company thinks a ‘regenerative urban energy center’ could fit in.
There have been 40 PG&E blackouts since December’s disaster. The city is pissed
Since the Dec. 20 blackout, San Francisco has lost power at a rate of nearly once a week. City leaders want state regulators to dig in.
Uniqlo’s return to San Francisco is more than a store opening; it’s a signal
With the retail giant’s return to downtown, stakeholders are hoping for a “follow the leader” moment.
SF landlords beat the vacancy tax in court. Next up? The so-called rental emergency
Landlords say Mayor Daniel Lurie’s rent emergency is “a bit cringey,” and the city is to blame for skyrocketing rents.
