🟧 City's $133M Facility Opens // A Resolution To Tax The Rich
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Education
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City College of San Francisco Prepares to Break Ground on $133M Student Success Center
The new facility will be a gateway for new students but also the neighborhood.
State Sides With City College of San Francisco Teachers After Complaints
College administrators have been ordered to negotiate in good faith.
SFMTA To Remove 26 Stops on 29 Sunset Bus Route
San Francisco’s transportation agency will eliminate more than two dozen stops to decrease wait times.
SFSU Student Teaches Soccer With Help From an App
Kayli Cokley's side hustle is coaching young soccer players with help from Instacoach.
City College of San Francisco Spared Sanctions by Accreditor
The accrediting commission could have sanctioned the community college for being on “enhanced monitoring” for three consecutive years.
City College Breaks Ground on $155M Complex
The state-of-art facility is dedicated to science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics disciplines.
Q&A: Ingleside Resident Alida Fisher Talks School Board Win
Once she joins San Francisco’s school board in January, Fisher has plans to increase academic success for all students.
OMI Job Center Offers Employment Resources to All
The services hub provides employment resources to the residents of Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside.
Little Oceanauts Makes A Big Splash With New Offerings
The under-the-sea themed indoor play center weathered the pandemic and is trying new ideas to build its business back up.
2022 District 7 Participatory Budgeting Winners Announced
Nine projects won enough votes from district residents to be awarded $50,000 each.
City College to San Francisco State Walk & Talk This Saturday
A history outfit is holding a talk and tour going from City College to the historic sundial and ending at San Francisco State University.
Garden Club Makes Ingleside’s Steven Brown Honorary Member
City College faculty Steven Brown joins naturalist John McLaren as one of the few men with lifelong honorary membership to the Garden Club.