This monthly Community Meeting is an opportunity to meet Captain Kevin Lee and other officers; to hear updates for the district, and to ask questions and voice your concerns.  The meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month, and is held at various locations within the Station’s boundaries.. 

The April meeting location is the Community Room of the SFPD Richmond Station.

Richmond Station can be reached at (415) 666-8000, or via their website page.  If you’re not sure what station serves your address, use this SFPD Station Finder Tool.  

Here's a great way to stay in the neighborhood on the 17th.  The Friends of Lafayette Park have announced the Spring Social, 2 to 5pm.  Bring a dish and/or beverage to share, see friends and meet neighbors!  The gathering is in the "meadow," the largely enclosed seating area just north of the tennis courts.

The Bus Stop Tavern, a neighborhood institution, is celebrating its 126th Anniversary with their Annual Block Party, Union St. from Laguna to Buchanan, noon to 8pm.  It's a free all-ages celebration with live music, food & drink, a petting zoo, and more.  

From 11am to noon, The Presidio is hosting GGNRA Superintendent David Smith for a Q&A session at the Presidio Visitor Center.  This gathering will focus on park safety, but the conversation may extend to other topics.  Reservations are not required, but seating is limited.  Refreshments will be served.  210 Lincoln Blvd., The Presidio.  

Join Lisa Platt, Chair of PHRA’s Transportation & Mobility Committee (and other PHRA Board Members), for an important and engaging community conversation about the future of transportation in San Francisco.

PHRA is hosting this event with the San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA). It’s a great opportunity to learn about the City’s long-term transportation planning process, but also to help shape it. The discussion will cover priorities and future investments across all modes of transportation; including transit, walking, biking, and driving.

Whether you’re passionate about safer streets, reliable transit, neighborhood mobility, or simply how people move around San Francisco, your voice and perspective would be incredibly valuable. This small-group session is the perfect opportunity to be heard.

SFCTA is also collecting community feedback through a short survey, and they would welcome your input whether or not you’re able to attend the session. Find the full event announcement, additional information, and survey link here.

This monthly Community Meeting is an opportunity to meet Captain Patrick McCormick and other officers; to hear updates for the district, and to ask questions and voice your concerns.  The meeting is scheduled for the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Northern Station, 1125 Fillmore St.  

Northern Station can be reached at (415) 614-3400, or via their website page.  If you’re not sure what station serves your address, use this SFPD Station Finder Tool.  

WalkSF's annual fundraiser, the  SF Stair Challenge, starts at the park this Saturday.  It's an annual 5-mile route around the City, starting this year at the grand stairs of Alta Plaza.  WalkSF is a nonprofit dedicated to making city streets safer for everyone who walks.  Stop by to see the action, or to participate — there's still time to sign up. 

And .... did you donate to Alta Plaza Park this year?  Have you been thinking about it?  All members and donors of $25 or more can have the latest hot item, the Alta Plaza tote (seen in the event picture).  Park volunteers will be on the plaza from 7am to 3pm Saturday with totes.   

This monthly Community Meeting is an opportunity to meet Captain Kevin Lee and other officers; to hear updates for the district, and to ask questions and voice your concerns.  The meeting is scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month, and is held at various locations within the Station’s boundaries.. 

The April meeting will be held at the station Community Room, 461 - 6th Ave. (between Geary/Anza).  

Richmond Station can be reached at (415) 666-8000, or via their website page.  If you’re not sure what station serves your address, use this SFPD Station Finder Tool.  

This popular spring event will happen on two consecutive weekends in April — 10th/11th and 18/19th, from 11am to 6pm each day. There will be entertainment, food & beverages, children’s activities, and many other events. For a full rundown of events and other information, visit the festival website.

For the second year, the festival will take place on streets in Japantown while the Peace Plaza renovation project is underway. Most of the action will occur on Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster Street between Sutter & Geary.

Use of public transportation, taxi, or rideshare is encouraged as parking will be very limited. Street closures: Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster between Geary and Sutter.  Japantown businesses and restaurants will be open during the festival.  

This popular spring event will happen on two consecutive weekends in April — 10th/11th and 18/19th, from 11am to 6pm each day. There will be entertainment, food & beverages, children’s activities, and many other events. For a full rundown of events and other information, visit the festival website.

For the second year, the festival will take place on streets in Japantown while the Peace Plaza renovation project is underway. Most of the action will occur on Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster Street between Sutter & Geary.

Use of public transportation, taxi, or rideshare is encouraged as parking will be very limited. Street closures: Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster between Geary and Sutter.  Japantown businesses and restaurants will be open during the festival.  

HYOU Fine Jewelry, a new Fillmore street retailer, will offer a private jewelry styling event for PHRA. Stylists will showcase three curated looks—and show how to pair jewelry effortlessly with each.  Learn how to style their everyday fine jewelry for casual, work, and evening looks. 

Sip wine and enjoy light bites like chocolates, grapes, crackers, and cheese as you explore pieces designed for everyday elegance. This event is about inspiration, discovery, and enjoying an afternoon with friends and neighbors. 

RSVP (space is limited, PHRA members have priority)

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This monthly Community Meeting is an opportunity to meet Captain Patrick McCormick and other officers; to hear updates for the district, and to ask questions and voice your concerns.  The meeting is scheduled for the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Northern Station, 1125 Fillmore St.  

Northern Station can be reached at (415) 614-3400, or via their website page.  If you’re not sure what station serves your address, use this SFPD Station Finder Tool.  

This popular spring event will happen on two consecutive weekends in April — 10th/11th and 18/19th, from 11am to 6pm each day. There will be entertainment, food & beverages, children’s activities, and many other events. For a full rundown of events and other information, visit the festival website.

For the second year, the festival will take place on streets in Japantown while the Peace Plaza renovation project is underway. Most of the action will occur on Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster Street between Sutter & Geary.

Use of public transportation, taxi, or rideshare is encouraged as parking will be very limited. Street closures: Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster between Geary and Sutter.  Japantown businesses and restaurants will be open during the festival.  

This popular spring event will happen on two consecutive weekends in April — 10th/11th and 18/19th, from 11am to 6pm each day. There will be entertainment, food & beverages, children’s activities, and many other events. For a full rundown of events and other information, visit the festival website.

For the second year, the festival will take place on streets in Japantown while the Peace Plaza renovation project is underway. Most of the action will occur on Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster Street between Sutter & Geary.

Use of public transportation, taxi, or rideshare is encouraged as parking will be very limited. Street closures: Post Street between Laguna and Fillmore, and Webster between Geary and Sutter.  Japantown businesses and restaurants will be open during the festival.  

This November, voters will see two transit funding measures on the ballot — a Muni-specific San Francisco measure and a regional transit measure. Many residents have asked what these proposals actually do, how they differ, and what they could mean locally.

Pacific Heights Residents Association is hosting a community information forum to help neighbors understand the measures before the campaign season begins.  From 6-6:45 pm, attendees circulate through informal information stations and speak directly with policy and agency representatives to ask questions at their own pace.  At 6:45pm, we will hold a brief presentation and moderated panel discussion featuring:

 Stephen Sherrill, D2 Supervisor

Alicia John-Baptiste
Chief of Infrastructure, Climate and Mobility for the City and County of San Francisco

REGISTER HERE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT

Whether you regularly use transit, are concerned about local impacts, or simply want to be an informed voter, we hope you will join us.

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (CTA), in coordination with the SFMTA and the SF Planning Department, is working to develop a framework to advance planning and development of a potential new rail subway under Geary Boulevard and 19th Avenue. The CTA will host two upcoming virtual town halls to recap progress, present recent findings, and share considerations, building blocks, tradeoffs, and next steps. Register here, or read on for more information.  

 Register For The March 7th Virtual Town Hall And Join Us To Learn More
Both sessions will feature the same content. Language interpretation in Cantonese and Spanish.
 
Weekend session
Date: Saturday, March 7th
Time: 10 to 11:30 am

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (CTA), in coordination with the SFMTA and the SF Planning Department, is working to develop a framework to advance planning and development of a potential new rail subway under Geary Boulevard and 19th Avenue. The CTA will host two upcoming virtual town halls to recap progress, present recent findings, and share considerations, building blocks, tradeoffs, and next steps. Register here, or read on for more information.  

 Register For The March 5th Virtual Town Hall And Join Us To Learn More
Both sessions will feature the same content. Language interpretation in Cantonese and Spanish.
 
Weekday session
Date: Thursday, March 5th
Time: 6 to 7:30 pm