i live near dolores park and i chair the delores heights neighborhood group. in the past few years, i've seen a growing increase in homelessness in my community. last year, the situation escalated when we saw people camping at dolores park and in adjacent areas west of the castro. i believe they were pushed there because of the cleanups. community leaders across the delores and castro area contacted our supervisor mandelman, and since september, he's engaged, we community leaders have attended meetings to -- with him to share information and report on progress. i commend all of these in d.p.w., d.p.h., parks and rec. they are dedicated and compassionate professionals. however after five months, walking my neighborhood even finding more 311 reports and more dangers, i'm even more frustrated. the city clean the homeless encampments up and move them along again and again and again. they are at rock bottom, not just homeless, but mental health and drug addiction. nearly all of them were offered shelter last fall, turned them down. we need meaningful metrics and we

. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org. >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪] [♪] [♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to bring all of this stuff that had been piling up in my life here and make sure that the important parts of it got archived. it

i am a san francisco-based artist, and i have been living at dolores park for the last 13 years and i used to live at golden gate park and that place is near and dear to my heart his. even more importantly, in a time like this, with what is happening with the artistic community in san francisco, his events like this, and outside lands in particular that is really important to preserve for the cultural landscape here. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning, i am from the surfrider foundation. we both run the music outreach program, which i hope to hand off to her.

i am a san francisco-based artist, and i have been living at dolores park for the last 13 years and i used to live at golden gate park and that place is near and dear to my heart his. even more importantly, in a time like this, with what is happening with the artistic community in san francisco, his events like this, and outside lands in particular that is really important to preserve for the cultural landscape here. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning, i am from the surfrider foundation. we both run the music outreach program, which i hope to hand off to her. we are trying to protect and serve the ocean beaches. gives us a global platform. over the 12 years or 11 years we have been involved, we have been able to connect new volunteers to the local chapters when they go home, we have had people from belize, australia, japan, ireland, all over the world. this is, we first started going to outside lands because it was a fun thing to do, and to be part of equal lands was important to us we have developed an amazing outreach opportunity for the surfrider foundation on a gl

is at my stop at the top of dolores park at 20th and church? the bill also states that the projects will receive up to three incentives and concessions pursuant to subdivision d. of section 65915. i'm not a legislative analyst, however this reference has me worried. i need planning staff to explain what these incentives and concessions are and how they change the project's height, setbacks and other elements, and how they impact our city. with a detailed and alum -- analysis, we can ask how well this solves all our housing prices -- crisis in san francisco. our city exceeds the goals for market rate housing. do we need more incentives to build market rate housing? or does san francisco need more affordable housing. your department's housing balance report documented this crisis situation. we are not closing the data -- gap in affordable housing quickly enough, well enough. so my layperson's read of s.b. 50, it will mandate more incentives and concessions, and will not produce more affordable housing over and above san francisco's current inclus

dolores street... and on top of a car parked. a second car was also damaged. here is what the owner of the crushed car had to say about the incident. ( robin ) the department of public works were seen marking areas around the sidewalk where roots were breaking through for inspection. ( robin ) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( robin ) coming up... we're tracking the rain this morning... as we look at the radar. (robin) and here's a and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá) >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visit

here's a 50 foot tree that came crashing down on to the northbound lanes of dolores....and on top of a vw jetta parked next to it. a second car was also damaged. it appears this was partly due to the gusty winds....but also the condition of the tree itself which was suffereing from rot. i talked to the owner who had been sitting in a nearby cafe when he heard the commotion and came out to find his car crushed. 'im glad no one was injured, that's all i can think about right now is that i'm glad no one was injured but it's not an idea situation."there were situation."not an idea injured but it's glad no one was now is that i'm think about right that's all i can was injured, 'im glad no one 'im glad no one was injured, that's all i can think about right now is that i'm glad no one was injured but it's not an idea situation."there were today when the rain came down really hard......and that put a lot of pressure on the city's stormdrains.....here's some video from backed up at the corner of fell and scott......which was tough on ended sending up sheets of drove thru the water.the city's department says th

mission a 50 foot tree that came crashing down on to the northbound lanes of dolores street around 10am...and on top of a vw jetta parked next to it. a second car was also damaged. it appears this was partly due to the gusty winds....but also the condition of the tree itself which was suffereing from rot. i talked to owner of the car that was crushed. it's horrible and it's going to cost alot of money looking around it it's clear the city knew the tree was rotting and coming up i'm just glad no one was injured, i could have been in the car, someone else could have been in the car....someone could have been walking bythere were markings around the sidewalk where the tree came up.a spokesperson for the department of public works says that only indicates that they knew that roots were breaking up the sidewalk while they do inspect the city trees....they can't usually tell from the outside if there's a problem if the rot is inside in the tree.there were some moments today when the rain came down really hard......and that put a lot of pressure on the city's stormdrains.....here's some video from where one backed up at the co

mission a 50 foot tree that came crashing down on to the northbound lanes of dolores street around 10am...and on top of a vw jetta parkedext to it. a second car was also damaged. it appears this was partly due to the gusty winds....but also the condition of the tree itself which was suffereing from rot. i talked to owner of the car that was crushed. it's horrible and it's going to cost alot of money looking around it it's clear the city knew the tree was rotting and coming up i'm just glad no one was injured, i could have been in the car, someone else could have been in the car....someone could have been walking bythere were markings around the sidewalk where the tree came up.a spokesperson for the department of public works says that only indicates that they knew that roots were breaking up the sidewalk while they do inspect the city trees....they can't usually tell from the outside if there's a problem if the rot is inside in the tree.there were some moments today when the rain came down really hard......and that put a lot of pressure on the city's stormdrains.....here's some video from where one backed up at the corn

a tree fell down, crushed two parked cars on dolores street. no one was inside and no one hurt. and the storm is really testing san francisco's aging sewer system. and with more rain coming, the city is asking everybody to help out. >> if you see anything on the drains and grates, if you clear them it is a huge, huge help. about 65% of these are debris on the grates. if you get it off that is huge. >> there was a lot of street flooding. the water was up to the wheel wells of some cars. you see this police car right here stalled out in the water and had to be pushed out by a sitting truck. >>> a winter warning in effect in tahoe. several feet of snow is expected to fall in some higher elevations of the sierra with the snow level dropping to 3 to 4,000 feet by tonight. >> i have never seen know like this before. and we're used to like a foot of snow. i moved here expecting snow but not this much. it is a little too much at this point. >> so with all the heavy snow, you should expect major delays on the roads. chains are required on 880 and 50 leading to tahoe yesterday and the sam

district, a 50- foot tree came crashing down onto the northbound lanes of dolores street around 10- this morning... and on top of a car parkedext to it. a second car was also damaged. it appears this was partly due to the gusty winds .... and the condition of the tree itself which was suffereing from rot. here is what the owner of the crushed car had to say about the incident... (pam) the department of public works was out marking areas around the sidewalk where roots were breaking through... and where they have to inspect the trees. (ken) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (ken) a big national story tonight... day that paul manafort deliberately li

50 foot tree that came crashing down on to the northbound lanes of dolores street around 10 this morning...and on top of a car parked next to it. a second car was also damaged. it appears this was partly due to the gusty winds....but also the condition of the tree owner of the crushed car had to say about the incident... (vicki) the department of public works was out marking areas around the sidewalk where roots were breaking through... and where they have to inspect the trees. (grant) now to the south bay where this storm has brought back painful memories... and ánew áworries about flooding. coyote creek is swollen from the rain but also from the rain but also from water being released this past week from anderson reservour.. but luckily it is far from spilling over, as it did in 2017. at a briefing 2017. at a briefing today, the mayor and other of