Natalie Mead
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Monday News Roundup: Breed’s ‘State of the City’, Lowell Admissions Debate Continues
Hey San Francisco, I’m here to give you last week’s news, and one item from over the weekend stands out: Stuart got hitched! Congratulations Stuart, enjoy the ride. There’s a lot of other stuff to catch up on, so let’s get right to it… State of the city Mayor Breed → Read More
Monday News Roundup: Companies Return to the Office, Conflict for Campos
Hey San Francisco, While I’m not much of a foodie, it’s not because San Francisco is lacking options. And last week, Eater SF turned the spotlight on some of the city’s new establishments with their maps of new cocktail bars and new restaurants. Top bars include MOTHERSHIP (in the Mission), → Read More
Monday News Roundup: Vacant Homeless Housing, Breed’s Continued TL Crackdown
Hey San Francisco, Last week was hard, with all that’s going on in Ukraine. I hope you’re hanging in there, but if you could use a little boost, check out these tips on self-care from Broke-Ass Stuart’s Dee Dee Thompson. The only → Read More
Monday News Roundup: Election results, CA Approaches Endemic
Hey San Francisco, and happy Presidents’ Day. I finally got out to see the Magnificent Magnolias at the Botanical Garden on Saturday. If you haven’t been, it’s worth a visit. If you get your tickets online ahead of time (they’re free for → Read More
Monday News Roundup: IKEA Breaks Ground + Landmark Police Brutality Trial Begins
Hey San Francisco and Happy Valentine’s Day! I don’t know about you, but I saw more stories about pancakes than I did about the Super Bowl over the weekend. That’s because local chef Curtis Kimball hosted his second free pancake fest outside → Read More
Monday News Roundup: Police Chief Scott Spars with DA Boudin, High Vacancy Rate Revealed
Hey SF, I’m Natalie, a correspondent for The SF Minute, an email newsletter that helps you stay on top of news here in San Francisco. Did you feel yesterday’s earthquake? The 3.2-magnitude quake’s epicenter was near San Leandro in the East Bay, → Read More
Monday News Roundup: Fatal Hit-and-Run and the City’s Crime Stats Revealed
Hey SF, Hope you got some time out in the sunshine over the weekend, and that you’ve recovered from last night’s game. I’m Natalie, a correspondent for The SF Minute, an email newsletter that helps you stay on top of news here → Read More
SF's 2022 Ballot, Redesigned for the Modern Voter
Editor’s Note: This ballot is obviously very satirical. February 15th Who do you want for Assessor-Recorder? [ ] The only person running. [ ] Whoever has the wackiest endorsements. [ ] Make a robot do this job. What about State Assembly? → Read More
San Francisco Approves First Permanent Slow Streets
Sections of Golden Gate Avenue, Lake Street, Sanchez Street, and Shotwell Street will remain part of the City’s Slow Streets program beyond the end of the pandemic. And these permanent Slow Streets… → Read More
San Francisco Small Retail Is on the Rebound
Just over a year ago, one of San Francisco’s most iconic book stores was repurposed into a movie theater. The arrangement was nothing more than a projector and a bedsheet, and the moviegoers were the… → Read More
Why I Still Attend Church Every Sunday (Virtually)
My soul bends under the weight of each thing I took for granted about going to my church in person. My friends’ new baby was just starting to recognize me when I held him. The older women who knew I… → Read More
I Attended a Virtual Wedding. It Was More Moving Than I Thought It’d Be.
To my surprise, I actually felt like I was part of the celebration → Read More