San Francisco’s never-ending beach ‘boondoggle’ heads back to voters
Politics San Francisco’s never-ending beach ‘boondoggle’ heads back to voters By Josh Koehn Published July 23, 2026, 7:06 p.m. Add The California Post on Google San Francisco‘s bruising fight over an iconic coastal roadway has already spawned a citywide ballot measure, a supervisor’s recall and millions of dollars of political warfare — now it’s headed for round four. 10 Sunset Dunes has become a popular attraction in San Francisco since the Great Highway was closed to cars.
- ▪Politics San Francisco’s never-ending beach ‘boondoggle’ heads back to voters By Josh Koehn Published July 23, 2026, 7:06 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google San Francisco‘s bruising fight over an iconic coastal roadway has already spawned a citywide ballot measure, a supervisor’s recall and millions of dollars of political warfare — now it’s headed for round fo
- ▪10 Sunset Dunes has become a popular attraction in San Francisco since the Great Highway was closed to cars.
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