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Art Siegel/Flickr Creative CommonsA San Francisco supervisor has proposed continuing to keep the Great Highway closed on weekends and holidays for the next three years. This is in response to rising sea levels due to climate change, as the city makes potential plans for the future of Ocean Beach. -
SF Bicycle Coalition/Creative CommonsA plan to resurface 500 San Francisco blocks was announced Wednesday by Mayor Breed. The future construction is part of a program working to make streets safer for all users.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Marcy Coburn from Pier 70 to talk about how the design and programming of public spaces can create a sense of belonging in the Bay Area.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Therese McMillan from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to talk about how transit can contribute to a sense of belonging in the Bay Area.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Rodney Fong from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to talk about how businesses can contribute to a sense of belonging in the Bay Area.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Camille Llanes-Fontanilla from SOMOS Mayfair to talk about how hyperlocal community organizing can contribute to a sense of belonging throughout the Bay Area.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with San Francisco Mayor London Breed to talk about how public policy can contribute to a sense of belonging in the Bay Area. -
SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Elisse Douglass, Co-Founder of Oakland's Black Business Fund, to talk about the role of developers in expanding a sense of belonging in the Bay Area.
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SPUR's Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Nicole Taylor, President and CEO of the Silicon Valley Foundation, to talk about the region’s philanthropic response to the pandemic and how it’s changed the conversation around belonging.
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SPUR President and CEO Alicia John-Baptiste sits down with Tomiqua Moss from All Home to talk about the region’s housing challenges and the glimmers of hope.
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Hey Area is where we find answers to questions you ask. Steve Shea wanted to to know, "Why is the Richmond bridge built on a four-mile gap in the bay when it could have been built over a one-mile gap just a little bit farther north?"
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The pandemic has forced public transportation to adjust. Now, riders are asking, is it safe to use public transportation during a public health crisis? In…
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If you live within a couple miles of the Golden Gate Bridge, you may notice an ethereal hum from time to time that can make living through this year feel extra eerie. How did it start and what's being done about it?
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Public transit service in San Francisco has been cut dramatically due to the shelter in place order. Now, the city’s rolling out a new commuting option…
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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is finalizing a plan that will add service to some of its bus lines but eliminate many of its other…
