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SF post office proposed to be renamed after late Dianne Feinstein

SAN FRANCISCO (BCN) — Federal lawmakers have proposed to rename a post office in San Francisco after Dianne Feinstein, the city’s former mayor and a longtime U.S. senator. In a statement, U.S. Sens. Alex Padilla and Laphonza Butler, both D-California, said Tuesday they have introduced a bill to rename the post office on the ground level of the Rincon Center at 180 Steuart St.

 

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