Author: MBNA Poster

There’s economic resilience that a neighborhood needs to keep thriving even during times of social upheaval, such as a pandemic. On or near the waterfront in this age of climate change, severe winter storms, melting glaciers, and rising sea levels, there’s waterfront resilience, and protecting housing and other vital infrastructure that could be affected by…

Zocalo Coffee passed its final City inspection on July 28. The new cafe will officially open for business soon. For now, they’re open from 7 AM until 2 PM on weekdays, and 3 PM on the weekends. They will be adding more hours by mid August as they staff up. There was a sign on…

Mission Bay Neighborhood Association is being welcomed into the citywide Good Neighbor Lab network of neighborhood groups that will be participating in San Francisco’s second annual Good Neighbor Week, from Sept. 26 to Oct. 4. The week, which will celebrate Good Neighbor Award winners, will kick off with a “parade” of neighborhood groups around United…

What could be more exciting than a ribbon-cutting for a new public elementary school right here in Mission Bay! San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) will conduct a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, Aug. 6, at 10 AM, at 1415 Owens Street. The first day of school is on Monday, Aug. 17. Excitingly, this first day of…

Mission Bay Neighborhood Association’s board of directors has written a Letter of Support to the California Transportation Commission for the Mission Bay School Access Plan to obtain an ATP Cycle 8 Active Transportation Program Grant. The Mission Bay School Access Plan is a major connectivity and street safety project that will benefit all ages and…

If you’ve been waiting for news on what’s supposed to happen with the traffic circle adjacent to the new San Francisco Unified School District’s public elementary school on Owens Street, the next two Thursdays will shed some light. On June 11, the Mission Bay Citizens’ Advisory Committee (MB CAC) will hear a revised conceptual plan…