🟧 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 of San Francisco Advances Noncitizen Voting Plan
The college's elected officials unanimously voted to ask the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to put the proposal before the voters.
Performing Arts Workshop Fundraising To Add Art To Geneva Office Building
The arts group is raising funds to place art displays in and on the historic Geneva Office Building and Powerhouse.
From Deposit Station To Civic Landmark: The Story of Ingleside's Library
Ingleside's library building turns 15 this year. But that doesn't mean there's not a whole lot of history behind it.
14-Story Buildings on Ocean?
In this week’s newsletter, a look at the upzoning plans for the neighborhood and more.
SFPD To Launch New Safety Program After San Francisco SAFE Collapses
Taraval Station Police Capt. Brien Hoo is sharing details about the department's new Neighborhood Safety Team.
Upzoning Ingleside: Proposal To Meet Housing Goal Still Shifting
The neighborhood could see building heights raised between six and 14 stories to meet the state’s demand for more housing.
Purtea Serves Boba With Vibes On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue
Tracy Zhou brought her social media-friendly aesthetic to the avenue and created a fun hang-out.
Bikeway Proposal Still Drawing Concerns From City College
San Francisco transportation officials tried to assuage City College's concerns over their proposal to remove parking for a bikeway on Frida Kahlo Way.
Q&A: Climate Action Now California's Markos Major On A Greener Tomorrow
Markos Major speaks about his environmental organization's accomplishments on its tenth anniversary.
Update: Man Stabbed At Ingleside's Whole Foods Market
A man was stabbed at Ingleside's Whole Foods Market on Sunday morning.