Lava Mae is reaching out to GGRA members to see if they might be willing to donate in-kind items to Lava Mae! Lava Mae brings critical services to the streets – delivered with an unexpected level [...]
The amendment to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance became effective on October 1, 2018. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed the amendment on April 3, 2018. The full text of the [...]
We’re partnering with BizX so you can trade gift cards to your restaurant in exchange for media! It’s simple- as a GGRA member, once your media spot has been booked with BizX, all you have [...]
BART will begin a major four-year retrofit in February 2019 that will impact early-morning commuters with a planned service interruption. Weekday BART service is planned to begin at 5 am, an hour [...]
For over 30 years, Project Open Hand has helped sick and vulnerable Bay Area residents with nourishing, delicious meals. In 2018, they’re nearing a new milestone: Providing one million meals in a [...]
by MARIE TRIMBLE HOLVICK, GORDON & REES The law on surcharges is very unclear. Surcharges are definitely legal, but the rules around how to advertise a surcharge are far from clear. A risk [...]
Here’s a heads up on the upcoming Mason Cable Car Line work which will require bus substitution service for the Powell-Mason Line. Please inform your staff of the following: To accommodate [...]
In recent years, many restaurants and businesses have begun to use app-enabled food delivery services or courier network services to deliver goods to their customers. SFMTA is seeking to [...]
Yelp announced it would be rolling out health scores nationally last month. While San Francisco country has been dealing with this issue since 2013, the neighboring counties are already seeing [...]
Several members have emailed us recently with illegitimate bills, phishing scams, and even a letter of extortion. We realize that many in our community are not always sure how to tell if [...]
