🟧 City College Needs The Ghostbusters
In this week’s newsletter, we report the fraudulent student issue at City College and more.
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News
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.
News
City Audit Reveals 19 Problems at Ocean Avenue Nonprofit
Supervisor Myrna Melgar requested the review last year.
News
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.
News
Frida Kahlo Way Traffic Safety Upgrade Planning Underway
The Frida Kahlo Way Quick-Build Project will upgrade crosswalks, install a two-way protected bikeway and more.
News
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.
News
71 Parking Spots Eliminated in Latest M Ocean View Proposal
The project’s goal is to install accessible passenger boarding areas while also making pedestrian safety improvements.
News
K Ingleside Light Rail Improvement Project Takes Shape
San Francisco's transit department released ideas to improve the K-Line between Balboa Park Station and Junipero Serra Boulevard.
Politics
Proposal To Name Street After Mayor Ed Lee Approved
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved Tuesday a street name proposal honoring former Mayor Ed Lee.
News
Input Wanted on Draft Ocean Avenue Mobility Action Plan
The general public can provide feedback on five recommendations to improve traffic in the neighborhood until April 27.
News
J Church Light Rail Route Gets $3.2M for Improvements
The funding may be used to install pedestrian bulb outs, transit bulb outs and boarding island extensions.
News
$1M Allocated to Improve Overcrowded 29 Sunset Bus
A passenger survey found top priorities for improvements ranged from increasing bus frequency to speeding up travel times.
Health
City Funds Rain Gardens for St. Emydius Church
Heavy construction is set for early 2023 and is anticipated to take six to eight weeks.