Some of the college’s faculty think it’s time for the state chancellor’s office and even the FBI to take on the bad actors.
San Francisco City Football Club plans to use the space as an online fulfillment center and occasionally for public events.
The Plant Lady SF's Cooper Michael tackles the neighborhood’s plant care questions with ease.
San Francisco’s Real Estate Division and Recreation and Parks Department submitted a list of 42 potential sites that could serve as emergency shelter, including two located in Ingleside.
At the request of the Board of Supervisors, San Francisco’s Real Estate Division and Recreation and Parks Department submitted a list of 42 potential sites that could serve as emergency shelter, including two located in Ingleside, during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
City College of San Francisco’s Ocean Campus and the San Francisco Public Utility Commission’s Balboa Reservoir were named last week as potential sites by the Real Estate Division. None of the sites presented by RPD are in the neighborhood.
The Real Estate Division’s analysis for using the college’s large parking lots presumes that distance learning will continue through the rest of the year, and notes that the site has lighting and power but no fence.
For the reservoir, the analysis notes the overlapping jurisdiction between City College, SFPUC and private developers.
The Department of Emergency Management’s Emergency Operations Center, district supervisors and community groups will review the list and begin planning next steps.
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The San Francisco Recreation and Parks and Public Works departments are partnering with KABOOM! to renovate the diminutive public space.
An $80 million, 128-unit building will kick off the development of housing on the Balboa Reservoir.
The community college officially opened its facility dedicated to key disciplines.
A development opportunity in the heart of Ingleside could be yours for about $7 million — but buyer beware.
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