The 11 other locations will reopen when it's safe to do so in their markets, and the group is still planning on future openings. … [Read more...] about San Francisco’s Hakkasan will close permanently
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San Francisco’s 41-year-old Zanze’s Cheesecake is converting to wholesale
The reports of Zanze’s Cheesecake’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Sam Zanze, the bakery’s owner and baker, wanted to correct the record after a misleading Facebook post from his daughter led to articles announcing the closing of his business. Instead, he says, he is shifting to selling his light, crustless cheesecakes on a wholesale basis rather than from his Balboa Terrace shop, starting in August. … [Read more...] about San Francisco’s 41-year-old Zanze’s Cheesecake is converting to wholesale
Pandemic casts a shadow on future of San Francisco’s would-be high-rise Hub
From the beginning, planners have made the case that boosting height and density at the high-profile Market-Van Ness intersection would bring thousands of new housing units to the edge of downtown, revitalizing a somewhat sketchy area in the process. This would include three towers of 35 to 55 stories that are beginning to get their approvals, even though the plan still needs to go to the Board of Supervisors for a final vote. … [Read more...] about Pandemic casts a shadow on future of San Francisco’s would-be high-rise Hub
San Francisco Launches Large Scale COVID-19 Testing In Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley And Sunnydale
“There is no real treatment for COVID-19 and no vaccine to prevent it,” Rhodes said. “The only way to crush this coronavirus is to identify people who are positive and potentially infectious, and to provide whatever support they need to isolate.” … [Read more...] about San Francisco Launches Large Scale COVID-19 Testing In Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley And Sunnydale
Bay Briefing: June 15 — the next step in San Francisco’s ‘new normal’
Three strikes no more After nearly a lifetime in prison, Paul Redd had become accustomed to rejection from the state parole board. But on May 21, Redd walked out of the California Medical Facility in Vacaville, where he served the last leg of his sentence. Tears soaked his cheeks as family pulled him into their arms at a nearby park — social distancing guidelines be damned for the moment. … [Read more...] about Bay Briefing: June 15 — the next step in San Francisco’s ‘new normal’
