There’s an average of 74 car break-ins a day in San Francisco, according to crime data crunched by NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit. Are there alot of car break-ins in San Francisco? SFPD has reported a 32 percent increase in car break-ins so far this year compared to last year. […]
San Francisco is a beautiful city with a big problem — car theft. In 2021, nearly 2000 cars were stolen, and there were tens of thousands of car crimes in popular areas like North Beach and The Mission District. What city in California has the most car thefts? California: Bakersfield […]
Chase Field Parking Options Garage / Lot Type Prices Chase Field Garage Covered $10 Chase Field Self Park Lot #2 Uncovered, Lit $8 S 2nd St / E Jackson St Uncovered, Lit $10 Phoenix Convention Center – East Garage Covered $12 Does Chase Field have free parking? Yes, there is […]
Can I bring my own food? With the exception of special diet items for medical purposes and baby formula/food, the Arena prohibits outside food & beverage. Glass jars and bottles are prohibited. Can I bring water into the Chase Center? Chase Center does not allow for outside food or beverage […]
The University of San Francisco has approximately 600 parking spaces available on campus. The vast majority of these spaces are used by faculty and staff. Are freshmen allowed to have cars at USF? Many of our residents bring cars with them to campus. There are designated lots around campus for […]
Any domesticated animal may be considered as an ESA (e.g., cats, dogs, mice, rabbits, birds, hedgehogs, rats, minipigs, ferrets, etc.) and they can be any age. However, an ESA must be able to be manageable in public and does not create a nuisance. What can be used as an emotional […]
Backpacks (except for single-compartment drawstring bags that meet the NBA bag-size requirements and media backpacks that have been screened at the media entrance) are prohibited from entering Chase Center. Can you bring backpack into Chase Center? All bags will be screened by Security prior to entry into Chase Center. Backpacks […]
At UCSF Mission Bay, there are many options for parking, including multi-level parking garages and surface lots located throughout campus. To find open parking spaces in real-time, visit Park.ucsf.edu or see open spaces on the UCSF Mobile app, on the Go page under Parking Availability (Mission Bay only). Can I […]
The USF bus system is known as the Bull Runner and with a valid USFCard, students, faculty and staff have fare free access. Visitors must be accompanied by someone with a valid USFCard or have a USF daily bus pass. Please refer to our web site for current information and […]
UCSF Mission Bay Parking Tips UCSF Misson Bay Campus parking will cost you $5 – $8 an hour, or $35 daily maximum. How much is parking at UCSF Medical Center? How much is UCSF parking? Daily rates at UCSF parking garages are currently $35 ($22 with UCSF ID, $11 with […]
In the spirit of partnership with Chase Center and Oracle Park and to support major events, UCSF offers limited parking for evening and weekend events at the Third Street Garage (1650 3rd Street) across from the Chase Center at $50 flat rate. Event parking is only available via the PayByPhone […]
The Library’s Ground floor Study Commons is now open Sunday afternoons from 12-6 p.m. starting Sunday, October 3rd. Only the Ground floor entrance and Library Ground floor will be open. Today| All Hours. Main Library 8am – 5pm 1st Floor Research Commons Closed Ask a Librarian 24/7 Is Sfsu library […]
Use your Clipper card on all Bay Area transit systems, including Muni. Cash: Fares can be paid on surface transportation with any U.S. currency or coin; exact change is required. Do SF buses take Clipper cards? Where can you use the Clipper Card? All the SF muni buses and streetcars, […]
All animals brought on to any USF campus property must be under physical restraint. The animals must be under the complete control of and physically restrained by the owner/responsible party who is also responsible for ensuring the animal is safe and healthy. Are dogs allowed on University of Florida campus? […]
The Human Biology major provides a program of study in human physiology and biochemistry and the molecular basis of disease. Students in this major will develop a fundamental understanding of diverse aspects of human biology, from the physiology of organ systems to the genetic and biochemical workings of cells. Is […]