Comments on: Four voter-approved measures in legal limbo in San Francisco, Oakland

By: Bruce W. Adams, D.D.S.

Bruce W. Adams, D.D.S. — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 18:17:03 +0000

California is heading for the third world due it’s liberal outlook and the general fog over the reality that this government is not working. When you have a governor who visits central america to discuss their economic problems but ignores ours, what else can one expect. The next 4 years will be terrible for us, we will be lucky to be able to afford living here at all. Better learn Spanish and keep a discarded needle box in your front yard.

By: sebra leaves

sebra leaves — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 17:07:21 +0000

Can we get an analysis on the industries that are leaving the cities as the tech jobs are arriving? So far no such data has been produced that we are aware of. How will the city support the new population without some basic services? We hear that food supermarkets are not interested in moving into SOMA, where the traffic grid is legendary and the SFMTA does its best to make it impossible for anything to move in our out of the area that is the access to the brand new multi-billion dollar SF Bay Bridge that was designed to bring people into the city. Where is this density plan leading us when food becomes a scarcity in the most dense neighborhoods?

By: transcendstrategy

transcendstrategy — Tue, 23 Apr 2019 00:58:12 +0000

The loss of firms like McKesson is felt in the cultural life of the city. The west coast has lost so many large non-tech firms over the past three decades, mostly to mergers, that it has to have an impact.