Austin Klar covers five March stories San Francisco missed: the event scene bouncing back, a fast-tracked Marina housing project, music becoming central to economic recovery, airport delays piling up, and housing competition reaching absurd levels.
San Francisco had a really busy March, and if you only looked at national headlines, you probably missed a ton of things that are happening here locally. In just one month, we saw major signs of life for the city's event scene, a controversial housing proposal in the Marina move closer to the fast track, a doubling down on music as a core piece of San Francisco's comeback strategy, a serious warning shot about delays at San Francisco International Airport, and a housing market that has gone from competitive to just plain absurd. I made a YouTube video breaking down the biggest headlines you might have missed from March of 2026, and not just the headline, what it means for the future of our city. Comment the word video and I'll send you a link, and follow me for more San Francisco news. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
