🟧 City's $133M Facility Opens // A Resolution To Tax The Rich
Plus: A bookstore was demolished and a traffic safety study is back on track.
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City College Approves Layoff Notices For 50 Teachers As Labor Coalition Seeks New Funds
City College of San Francisco officials voted Feb. 24 to layoff 50 full-time faculty members, with notices issued on or before March 15.
J Church Fully Restored As 3 Bus Lines Face Delays
A high number of Omicron variant infections caused a driver shortage that dashed plans to restore routes to pre-pandemic service levels.
8 Boba Tea Spots in Ingleside
From classic milk teas to fresh fruit, satisfy your boba fix at any of these neighborhood shops.
City College of San Francisco Board Votes To Save Cantonese Classes
Cantonese courses have been popular despite risks of being eliminated due to budget cuts.
$400 Million Bond Measure Aims To Modernize Light Rail, Improve Street Safety
A look at projects in Ingleside that the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency plans to include in a bond measure this year.
Muni Announces Return of Routes, Service Increases
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors voted to restore numerous lines paused by the pandemic at its December 2021 meeting.
Ocean Avenue Speed Limit Reduction Approved But How Well Will It Work?
The speed limit along Ingleside’s stretch of Ocean Avenue will drop from 25 to 20 miles per hour next year. But will that alone be enough to improve safety?
Funding Approved For Ocean Avenue Mobility Action Plan Task Force
Ingleside’s stretch of Ocean Avenue has been subject of many transportation and safety plans. Now a task force will choose projects to prioritize.
Groundbreaking Held for Balboa Park Upper Yard Housing Project
Construction crews are already at work on what will be a nine-story building when completed in spring 2023.
SFMTA Moves to Lower Speed Limit on Ocean Avenue, Other Streets Under New State Law
The speed limit on two stretches of Ocean Avenue and other streets may soon be reduced by 5 miles per hour by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
City Seeks Public Input On Future Sales Tax-Funded Transportation Projects
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority wants to know what future transportation projects and studies should be tackled before seeking to reauthorize its half-cent sales tax next year.
Ingleside Terraces Sundial Granted City Landmark Status
After much research and many meetings, Ingleside has another historic landmark.