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April 23 Daily Briefing: Latest on swim center, dog park, pickleball courts, sky gazing planned, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about updates on multiple major projects of interest to city residents, preview the Harvey Milk Breakfast, and let you know about a special viewing event planned for Wednesday.

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April 22 Daily Briefing: Latest housing report, free plants at the library, new restaurant at PSP, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the latest housing market figures, how you can celebrate Earth Day at the library, and a new addition at the airport.

April 19 Daily Briefing: A new safe haven, next CV Link segment starts, families reject city offer, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we've got news of a local effort to help save monarch butterflies, the latest on Section 14 negotiations, and a look at some of the many events happening this weekend.

April 18 Daily Briefing: Airport noise of a different sort addressed, young playwrights honored, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how residents near an airport facility finally got some relief, list winners of an annual youth writing competition, and run down some of today's events int he community.

April 17 Daily Briefing: Leaf blowers still an issue, tribe gets land back, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why you might still hear gas-powered leaf blowers years after the city banned them and note some awards given out for entrepreneurial efforts.

April 16 Daily Briefing: Bridge issues to be addressed, Dream Hotel discussed, prepare for shredding, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what went on behind the scenes during reparations discussions, how you can get a jumpstart on free shredding, and how the Dream Hotel is getting a closer look at City Hall.

Documents show how tensions escalated during Section 14 reparations discussions between attorneys

Letters exchanged between an attorney representing former Section 14 residents and the city show disagreement over immediate financial compensation versus a comprehensive review process.

April 15 Daily Briefing: Reparations offer, ‘treasure’ in Plaza Theatre, it’s Tax Day, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how much the city is offering to compensate former residents of Section 14, what was found during restoration of a downtown landmark, and list a few of today's events.

Documents: City offering payments totaling roughly $4.3 million to Section 14 survivors, descendants

The proposal was sent to lawyers representing a group of former residents of the land and their descendants shortly before the city announced a series of new initiatives aimed at acknowledging its part in the evictions.

April 12 Daily Briefing: Proposal to right wrongs, ‘beautiful shade’ for parks, wave pool back open, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we've got news from City Hall about efforts to make amends for the events at Section 14, what's next for a project to add some shade to the city, and a rundown of some weekend events.

City Council pledges to address past inequities at Section 14 with new initiatives

"We know that we as a city need to right that wrong and in today’s Closed Session we collectively agreed on a number of steps to accomplish that goal," Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein said in a statement.

April 11 Daily Briefing: Pickleball in ‘the pit,’ what’s next for city zoning, Ramon Road update, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you where the newest pickleball courts are being installed, report on Ramon Road construction, and update you on what the Planning Commission discussed Wednesday evening.

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