The City of Parking Horror. Posted by Lupita Peimbert (This was originally posted on September 25, 2014) – San Francisco is one amazing city… and one of horror, for those of us who have to use street parking. People who lack access to a garage suffer the consequences of a city government’s lack of empathy and … More Towing and Parking Issues in SF
(San Francisco) As a measure to protect pedestrians from getting hit by traffic or the Cable Cars, a part of Powell St. is painted in bright red, indicating that cars are prohibited, except the famous little trains — as some people call them. People on bicycles, and people walking on the sides are also prohibited … More Street Was Painted in Red And It Isn’t Because of Christmas.
Tought leadership; his record speaks: 8 years in City Hall making San Francisco a better place for everyone, not just a few millionaires. Aaron Peskin is running for Distric 3 – North Beach, Nob Hill, and more. Vote Aaron for D-3. #AaronPeskin #GobacktoCityHallAaron Check this video. Here is what he told me on California … More Go Back to City Hall, Aaron.
By Lupita Peimbert. Photography by Luke Thomas. It took me a little while to process the one-woman show “Cuál es el Escándalo? – What is the Scandal?” presented to members of the media last Thursday, the day before its premiere at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts in San Francisco. It was powerful, although … More A Powerful Revisit to a Scandal in the City.
By Lupita Peimbert. (San Francisco) – Huge, colorful, extravagant, and full of meaning; nineteen large-scale sculptures by Taiwanese artist Hung Yi adorn the Joseph L. Alioto Performing Arts Piazza, commonly referred to as the park in front of City Hall. The fancy carnival of animals open exhibit is in place already and will stay until May … More Art Extravaganza from Taiwan
As we embrace Autumn in San Francisco, time passes by. 99 Days until the end of the year. Mientras recibimos el Otono en San Francisco, el tiempo pasa; quedan 99 dias para que se termine el ano.
