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‘We Have a Big Problem Here’: Tirade At City College Board Meeting Exposes Divisions
A union leader’s public outburst puts City College’s governance in the spotlight, along with labor tensions and free speech.
Sly Stone, Whose Epic Band Was Born In Ingleside, Dies At 82
The legendary band leader, who founded Sly and the Family Stone in an Ingleside basement, left a lasting mark on multiple music genres.
‘A Disgrace’: Community Groups Sound Off On Parks Alliance Implosion
Many community groups in the Ingleside area are clamoring for their funds after the Park Department’s nonprofit partner folded this week.
End Of An Era: Central Drug Store To Close After Decades
One of the last independent pharmacies on San Francisco’s south side is set to close this summer.
'An Embarrassment': City College Leaders Fail To Ratify Contract For New Chancellor
City College's Board of Trustees did not appoint Carlos Cortez as the school's new permanent chancellor as widely expected.
San Jose Avenue Getting Transit Lane For M-Ocean View Project
The SFMTA is moving forward with quick-build upgrades to improve safety and reliability along the light rail line.
City College Journalism Alum Bonta Hill Gives 2025 Commencement Speech
Student Summer Wahab and college fundraiser Debra Morgan Dooley also spoke during the ceremony.
City College Leaders Choose Carlos Cortez For Chancellor
The former chancellor of San Diego's huge community college system is expected to be appointed Thursday.
SFPD Capt. Amy Hurwitz Serves Ingleside With Pride
The 22-year veteran focuses on developing community solidarity and increasing the number of women on the force.
Chen Gathers District 11 Leaders With Mayor For Budget Roundtable
The District 11 supervisor convened a meeting with community leaders to brace for impending budget cuts.
I-280 Freeway Ramp Safety Improvement Study Underway
Freeway ramps at Monterey Boulevard, Alemany Boulevard and Sadowa Street are under review.
San Francisco's 'The Whales' Statue Returns After 20 Years
The sculpture, known to generations for its time at Cal Academy, will return to public view after 20 years.