San Francisco Finally Cleans up City Streets Ahead of Visit from China’s President Xi
‘The Summit is expected to bring in $53 million dollars’
Nov 12, 2023 5:30 PM
By Grabien Staff
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BAILEY (voice-over): "Public works is installing decorative crosswalks in North Beach and Chinatown, and the Webster Street pedestrian bridge and Japantown was recently repainted. The Yerba Buena Gardens at the Moscone Center are decked out with new colorful landscaping and murals, paid for by the Clean California grant, just in time for the 20,000 high-profile CEOs and heads of state coming into town next week. Some people say this should be how it’s always done."
