The Ingleside Light Marks 17 Years With Craft Beer Icon Dave McLean
Ocean Ale House put on tap two beers from Mclean's new brewery, Hidden Splendor, to ensure it was a proper celebration.
Housing & Development
Construction Projects, Open Space, Streets
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Feedback Needed for Lakeview Summit Steps Project Design
The San Francisco Department of Public Works is collecting feedback on the project from the public until Aug. 11, 2023.
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.
New Ocean View Branch Library Building Stalled By 2 Studies
Community members expressed displeasure over the prolonged wait for a new library.
El Rey Theatre Project Architect Presents Plan To Neighbors
The three-pronged project includes restoring the theater, adding a dive school and building 42 units of new housing.
Public Invited To El Rey Theatre Project Meeting
The owners of the one-time Art Deco movie palace are restarting a project to renovate the theater and build housing on its parking lots.
With Scaffolding Up, Former El Rey Theatre to Be Repaired
After sustaining damage during winter storms, repair work has begun to the Art Deco movie palace's facade.
Q&A: Robert Muehlbauer Talks What's Next for Ridge Lane
Neighbors have worked to create a safe and beautiful walkway for the neighborhood since 2013. But the work continues.
New Street Name Proposal Honors Mayor Ed Lee
Supervisor Myrna Melgar submitted a resolution for the street name change.
Politics and Patience: The Story of the Excelsior Library
PTA leaders and merchants advocated for the San Francisco Public Library to build the neighborhood a full library for years.
How the Neighborhood’s New Housing Development Got Its Name
The nonprofit developer sought a name that reflected the community values of District 11 for the new 131-unit building.
Balboa Reservoir Parking Lot Under New Management
The lower Balboa Reservoir is no longer owned by the city or managed by City College.
Storms Cause Plaster to Fall Off El Rey Theater
One of the building's owners said the city and a structural engineer will inspect the 1931-built movie palace soon.