dolores

According to this article, Dolores and 18th is Noe Valley and the Tenderloin is a few blocks away.

For example, there is (apparently) a Google bus stop at the 18th and Dolores Streets in San Francisco.

None of the taxes that you mentioned Google paying would directly fund the maintenance of Dolores Street.

It's not the risk of Voldemort taking over, it's the risk of Dolores Umbridge doing so.

The next cheapest place was $1650, and over by Dolores was about $2k.

Are the hipsters going to be as attracted to SF when their favourite restaurants go up in gas fires and the Dolores hill slides?

Let's start by upholding the law in Dolores Park on the week-ends.

I live in San Francisco, and own a 2-unit building in the heart of the tech shuttle stops near Dolores Park.

She's the spitting image of Dolores Umbridge; an authoritarian freak who has nothing better to do than make the lives of honest individuals completely arduous.

The image showing the difference between Park Slope (without curb cuts) and a stretch of Dolores street in San Francisco (with curb cuts) is really eye-opening.

She goes to Dolores Park to seek weed from strangers, while I return to the hotel and initiate a texting phone tree.

Let's say Alice, Bob, Caesar and Dolores want to communicate.

There was a wave of evictions before around "Mission/Dolores" which is immediately west of Mission Street, but the new ones are east of that street.

Dolores Street is a local street, which means it is the responsibility of the City of San Francisco.

Dolores Park in the Mission is a glorious place to spend the spring and summer, and it's always full of people on nice days.

They might want new construction, but they also want new construction next to Duboce or Mission Dolores.