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Promotional graphic for the Stern Grove Festival live stream featuring musician Charley Crockett. Large text at the top reads, "Tune into the Stern Grove Festival Live Stream." A centered portrait shows Charley Crockett wearing a white cowboy hat, tan jacket, and blue shirt, looking off to the side against a patterned wallpaper background. Decorative festival-themed artwork surrounds the photo, including guitars, trees, and warm orange and cream accents. A badge below the photo reads "July 19," and large text at the bottom reads "Charley Crockett."
Vertical video of Anne Taupier speaking during a podcast-style interview. Seated in front of a microphone, she wears a coral-red blazer and colorful jewelry while speaking expressively with hand gestures. Throughout the interview, she smiles, nods, and emphasizes points as captions appear on screen quoting her remarks about San Francisco's unique neighborhoods, natural beauty, walkability, and quality of life. The camera remains in a steady medium close-up with no scene changes.
A fast-paced, one-minute video highlights One City Day, a citywide volunteer event in San Francisco, narrated by San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, who appears in between other footage. Volunteers of various ages and backgrounds work together at outdoor project sites throughout the city. Scenes include people wearing orange safety vests clearing vines and weeds, planting shrubs and flowers, digging, spreading soil, and improving public landscapes. A red sign reading "Welcome to One City Day" appears during the montage. The video focuses on collaboration, environmental stewardship, and community engagement, showing volunteers working side by side to beautify neighborhoods.
Vertical podcast video featuring Becca Prowda, First Lady of San Francisco, speaking with host Franco Finn in a studio. The video alternates between a two-shot and close-ups of Becca as she discusses One City Day, San Francisco's new citywide day of service. On-screen captions highlight volunteering across all 11 districts, parks, green spaces, and neighborhoods. The video ends with the host inviting viewers to roll up their sleeves and participate on July 11.
Happy 250th Birthday, America! From the City and County of San Francisco, we celebrate the enduring promise of liberty, civic spirit, and opportunity. Here's to the people and neighborhoods that keep our democracy vibrant. Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 🎇
Graphic announcing that US-101 at the Golden Gate Bridge will temporarily close for the Fourth of July fireworks display. Background photo shows the Golden Gate Bridge above low fog with patriotic red, white, and blue star graphics.
Graphic for the podcast I Left My Podcast in San Francisco. Two people sit at microphones in a podcast studio: the host smiles toward guest Honey Mahogany, Director of San Francisco's Office of Transgender Initiatives, who smiles back. Behind them is a heart-shaped collage of San Francisco landmarks, including City Hall, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Transamerica Pyramid, the Painted Ladies, a cable car, and Fisherman's Wharf. The podcast title appears in large white text across the top of the heart.
Map graphic from San Francisco Muni titled “Special Service (Pre- and Post-Game)” with the subtitle “Matches kicking off after 7 p.m. (June 13, 16, 19, 22)”. The map shows a special shuttle route connecting Caltrain San Francisco Station and Union Square through the SoMa neighborhood. The shuttle route is highlighted in light blue and operates in a loop with multiple shuttle stops marked along the route. Key transit connections shown include Caltrain, BART stations at Powell, Montgomery, and Embarcadero, and the Salesforce Transit Center. A legend identifies the blue line as the Muni Shuttle: Caltrain–SoMa–Union Square and marks shuttle stop locations. An inset notes that Caltrain Station connects to Muni lines N, T, 30, and 45, as well as the special shuttle service. The map is intended to show transportation options before and after evening match events.
California Adopt-a-Pet Day promotional graphic showcasing Benji, a small tan mixed-breed dog wearing a blue harness. Benji stands on green grass and looks directly up at the camera with large dark eyes and one ear slightly folded. A red leash is visible beside the dog. The name “Benji” is displayed prominently in white text on an orange banner below the photo. The graphic includes California Adopt-a-Pet Day and SF SPCA logos at the bottom and a colorful striped border around the image.
Podcast graphic for “I Left My Podcast in San Francisco” featuring host Franco Finn and guest Jorge Rivas, Executive Director of San Francisco’s Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs, with San Francisco landmarks including City Hall and the Golden Gate Bridge in the background.
Graphic from San Francisco Elections with a dark blue background and orange accents. Headline reads: “Missed the voter registration deadline? You can still vote!” Instructions: Visit the City Hall Voting Center. Today: Open until 5 PM Tomorrow: 7 AM–8 PM Visit any polling place on Election Day (June 2). Complete a Conditional Voter Registration form. Illustrations show City Hall, a map pin, a registration form, and a ballot being placed in a ballot box. Contact information: Call 415-558-6100 or email SFVote@sfgov.org. San Francisco Elections logo and website: sfelections.org.
Graphic celebrating Pride Month from the City and County of San Francisco. A large Progress Pride flag waves across the top half of the image with the words “Together In PRIDE” in bold white lettering. The official City and County of San Francisco seal appears on the flag. Below, an aerial view of San Francisco’s waterfront and Pier 39 is shown with the downtown skyline in the background under a clear blue sky.
San Francisco Human Rights Commission flyer announcing that fellowship applications are open. Available positions: Academy Fellow, Partner Fellow, and Senior Fellow. Requirements: ages 18–24; live in and/or attend school in San Francisco; high school diploma or GED equivalent. The flyer includes photos of fellows speaking at events. To apply, use the link https://jcyc.my.site.com/s/ or scan the QR code. Contact: fellows@opps4allsf.org. San Francisco Human Rights Commission logo appears at the top right.
Image from the San Francisco Department of Elections featuring a smiling person with glasses standing outdoors in sunlight. Text reads: ‘Our community. Our future.’ and ‘Register now. Vote early.’ Additional text says: ‘SFElections.gov/register’ and ‘June 2, 2026 Election.’ The San Francisco Elections logo appears at the bottom right.
Decorative event graphic with teal background, flowers, and butterflies. Text reads: “Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. APA Heritage Awards & Community Gala. Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 5:30 PM. Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Ave. More information at apasf.org.”
Graphic promoting a “Board of Supervisors, District 4 Candidate Forum” hosted by the League of Women Voters of San Francisco. The background is a gradient from orange to purple with a silhouette of the Golden Gate Bridge. The title appears in large white text, with Chinese translation below it. Logos of co-sponsors appear across the middle, including ACLU Northern California, District 4 Youth and Families Network, Indivisible SF, Sunset Chinese Cultural District, Sunset Merchants Association, and SFGovTV. Event details at the bottom read: Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 6:00–8:00 PM PT, in person and online, with the same information also shown in Chinese.
This video shows podcast host Franco Finn having a conversation with San Francisco Treasurer Jose Cisneros. In the excerpt clip, Cisneros talks about financial counseling services and helping city residents with services.
San Francisco Congressional Candidate Forum promotional graphic. Logos at top: League of Women Voters of San Francisco and UCSF (University of California, San Francisco). Background shows a stylized Golden Gate Bridge with a purple-to-orange gradient. Large centered text reads “San Francisco Congressional Candidate Forum.” Partner logos along the bottom include ACLU Northern California, Jones Memorial United Methodist Church, and SFGovTV. Event details at bottom: “April 29, 2026 • 6:00–8:00 pm PT. In person and online.
Map of western San Francisco showing an alternate driving route for the April 24 weekend due to reduced traffic lanes on Junipero Serra Boulevard and 19th Avenue (Highway 1). A highlighted north–south corridor along 19th Avenue is marked with slow traffic and labeled “one lane open/slow-moving traffic, use suggested alternate route.” An orange path outlines the suggested detour. From Junipero Serra Boulevard, drivers are directed west on Sloat Boulevard, north on Sunset Boulevard, east on Lincoln Way, north on 25th Avenue, then east on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive through Golden Gate Park, and finally north to rejoin 19th Avenue/Park Presidio Boulevard toward the Golden Gate Bridge. A second set of directions for Brotherhood Way advises driving west to Lake Merced Boulevard, then following the same route: north on Sunset Boulevard, east on Lincoln Way, north on 25th Avenue, east on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, and back to 19th Avenue. The map includes nearby streets (Taraval, Noriega, Kirkham, Balboa), Golden Gate Park, Lake Merced, Interstate 280, and the Pacific Ocean on the west side.
Colorful promotional poster for an arts event titled “Reclaiming Histories: Black Feminisms and Visual Art with Artists.” The design features a collage of illustrated and black-and-white images of Black women engaged in creative work, including painting at an easel, sculpting, photographing with a camera, and writing. A smiling woman appears on the right side of the poster. The background includes bold abstract patterns, paintbrushes, and airplane silhouettes. Text on the poster reads: “Moderated by Curator Ashara Ekundayo.” Event details: “At the SFO Aviation Museum and Library, April 24, Program: 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM.” A note at the bottom says: “RSVP today on Eventbrite to reserve your spot: ReclaimingHistories.eventbrite.com.” The SFO Aviation Museum & Library logo appears in the lower right corner.
A seated adult man with short dark hair, wearing a light tan blazer over a blue button-down shirt, speaks animatedly during an indoor interview or podcast. He faces slightly to the right, gesturing with his hands while talking into a black microphone mounted on a stand in front of him. The background includes warm wood paneling, a leafy plant, and a tote bag hanging behind him. On-screen captions appear as he talks, including phrases like “But you got some stuff for teens,” “Teens can go to libraries can be cool,” and “And this, right, we’re similar vintage.” A small heart-shaped graphic with a cityscape appears in the upper left corner.
The image shows a headline that reads ‘Learn more about San Francisco’s seismic safety programs. Beneath it is the URL ‘sf.gov/earthquakeprograms.’ Background shows a row of Victorian-style houses (known as the Painted Ladies) with the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge visible over the water behind them.
Flyer for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission “Community Strong Career Fair” on April 15, 2026. The event takes place from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Southeast Community Center, 1550 Evans Avenue, San Francisco. The graphic features circular images of water infrastructure equipment and a reservoir landscape. Text explains the fair offers career-building resources, job opportunities with city agencies, networking with industry professionals, and free headshots. Includes a QR code for more information and the San Francisco Water Power Sewer logo.
Announcement graphic for a highway closure. Text at the top reads “The Fab 4 Rehab Project Series” with an Interstate 80 shield. Main message says “Full Weekend Closure: 4th St Off‑ramp EB I‑80.” Icons indicate the closure runs April 10–13 in San Francisco County. The background shows a daytime freeway scene with multiple lanes, overhead signs for I‑80, the Bay Bridge, and Oakland, and city buildings on the left.
The image shows an exterior shot of San Francisco's City Hall rotunda. In the background, behind the building, are various city skyscrapers, apartment buildings, and a clear blue sky above. In the center of the image is a banner reading "San Francisco Family Zoning Plan" in bold orange capital letters on a solid background.