Scrap — the wonder emporium for teachers — is losing the lease for its longtime warehouse in the Bayview, The Frisc reports. (Might one of Ingleside's two vacant pharmacy spaces be a good fit for its future home?)
A pedestrian was killed in one of the southbound lanes near the Geneva Avenue Interstate 280 on-ramp early Monday, KRON4 reports.
Shrey Purohit, the driving force behind Ingleside Gallery and many other art ventures, was granted a visa so he can continue plying his craft in the city, he wrote in his newsletter this week.
Neighbors who deal with flooding because of the city's antiquated combined stormwater and sewage system are not too happy with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling.
This two-floor, three-bedroom and two and a half baths home has a spacious hillside backyard with a lemon and avocado tree. The property features a two-car garage with a new EV charger and paid-off solar. Built in 1900, the home offers a scenic view of Sutro Tower from its front doorstep. Read more.
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