Farewell to Summer concert – August 20 at Sunnyside Conservatory

The Sunnyside Winds will play several new compositions by local composer Jason Gibbs. Includes violin and string bass, and wind quintet standards.

The Hangout Horns will play fanfares, fripperies and fantastical favorites. Prepare to be surprised! Free to the public, sponsored by Sunnyside Neighborhood Association.

Saturday, August 20

4:00 – 5:30 pm PDT

Sunnyside Conservatory, 236 Monterey Blvd.

Final Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance Rules

City and County of San Francisco
Office of Labor Standards Enforcement

Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance Rules

The Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) released its final Rules Interpreting the Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance on July 7, 2022.  

More information on the Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance is available at: https://sfgov.org/olse/family-friendly-workplace-ordinance-ffwo

Muni bringing back more service

Muni service will expand, as the agency continues to bring back service that was cut during the pandemic. Changes include:

Restored routes effective July 9:

  • 2 Sutter: California Street at Presidio Avenue to Ferry Plaza
  • 6 Haight-Parnassus: 14th Avenue at Quintara Street to Ferry Plaza
  • 21 Hayes: Fulton Street at Shrader Street (St. Mary’s Hospital) to Hyde Street at Grove Street (Main Library)


Modified routes effective July 9:

  • 23 Monterey: Ocean Beach to Bayview District
  • 28 19th Avenue: Daly City BART to Fisherman’s Wharf
  • 43 Masonic: Munich Street at Geneva Avenue to Fort Mason
  • 49 Van Ness – Mission: City College to Van Ness Avenue at North Point Street
  • 52 Excelsior: Persia Avenue at Prague Street to Forest Hill Station
  • 57 Parkmerced: West Portal Station to Daly City BART
  • 58 Lake Merced: Stonestown to Daly City
  • 66 Quintara: Judah Street at 9th Avenue to Vicente Street at 30th Avenue
  • L Taraval Bus: SF Zoo to West Portal Station, transfer to Muni Metro for downtown service

For more information on the Muni service changes, call 311 or visit www.sfmta.com/ServiceChanges

Neighborfest Block Parties Return to District 7 – Sign Up Today – Slots Are Limited!

After a two year hiatus, the Neighborfest Block Party Program is returning to District 7 thanks to funding from Supervisor Melgar’s Community Grants Initiative and previous Participatory Budgets.  Launched in 2016 by the City’s Neighborhood Empowerment Network (NEN), Neighborfest offers residents a fun and meaningful way to connect with their neighbors and build safer, more resilient communities. 

Participants in this year’s program will receive the largest suite of benefits yet.  They include: Zero cost to hosts for street closure and sound permits    Free, delivered street closure barricades  Liability insurance     Guest registration door prizes    Door hangers for outreach    An updated Playbook to guide the Host Committee’s planning activities    Live online orientation and host support workshops    A dedicated program manager who provides end to end support for the application and event production process     Slots are limited and the application window closes soon, so visit the visit the 2022 Neighborfest Program page today. 

If you have any questions about the program, its benefits or eligibility, please contact Neighborfest@livablecity.org

The NEN and Resilient West Portal