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.
Pam Peirce dives into the ongoing appeal of Golden Gate Gardening three decades on.
Five faculty and administrators from peer colleges will conduct a focused site visit from Oct. 2-4.
Despite the new paint and lettering, the restoration of the Art Deco movie palace's tower is not yet complete.
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In this week’s newsletter, a look at the neighborhood's forthcoming $133 million building, and then: * Talking voting
Rosario Cervantes is urging democrats to get involved with the club and politics ahead of the 2024 election.
The $133 million facility will be a one-stop shop for student services and open up the campus to the community.
The public has until Sept. 8 to provide feedback on the extensive transit and safety project plans.
In this week’s newsletter, a new small business opens, and then: * BART service announcement * Medical center survey * Fourplex legislation
After a fire damaged the West Portal business, it bounced back on Ingleside's stretch of Ocean Avenue.
The medical service provider is looking to get information to program its Ingleside facility.
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