From a multi-neighborhood nature walk to a masquerade fundraiser, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
The 1933-built home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a large backyard and two rooms ready for hosting large parties.
In this week’s newsletter, we give you an early look at what City College is planning for its 90th and much more.
Hundreds of families marched from City College of San Francisco to Aptos Middle School Sunday, June 7, in the name of social justice.
Hundreds of families marched from City College of San Francisco to Aptos Middle School Sunday, June 7, in the name of social justice.
The “SF Kids Peace March for Black Lives Matter” started at the college’s parking lot with speeches about the need for police reform. Participants of all ages carrying signs went down Frida Kahlo Way and turned on to Ocean Avenue. They chanted “Whose Streets? Our Streets!,” “Black Lives Matter,” and “Say His Name: George Floyd.” Once at Aptos, they turned around and went back down Ocean.
A caravan of vehicles went by several times honking horns in solidarity.
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The San Francisco Recreation and Parks and Public Works departments are partnering with KABOOM! to renovate the diminutive public space.
During a three-bank robbery spree, the man threatened to shoot tellers if they didn't hand over money.
Riders using the elevator will need to tap their Clipper cards at the concourse level instead of the platform level fare gate.
The well-loved community college is kicking off festivities with a photo shoot.
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