🟧 Balboa Reservoir Construction Nears // New Restaraunt Burgled
In this week’s newsletter, we follow up on another small business burglary. Plus: * The Balboa Reservoir's construction
Latest news (Page 42)
Events
First-Ever OMI Diwali Celebration This Saturday
The event aims to highlight the contributions of the city’s Hindu, Sikh, Buddhists, Jains, Muslim and Punjabi community.
Events
2 Community Build Days At OMI Mini Parks Set For October
Volunteers are needed for improvement projects at the Head & Brotherhood Mini Park and the Randolph & Bright Mini Park.
Events
Lit Night Reading Series Returns After Hiatus
After a change in leadership, City College’s Lit Night will return to its monthly schedule.
Business
OMI Job Center Offers Employment Resources to All
The services hub provides employment resources to the residents of Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside.
Food & Drink
Where To Order Pizza In San Francisco’s Greater Ingleside
Greater Ingleside’s pizzerias cut slices — and no corners — when serving up fresh pizza.
News
Big Plans For Ocean View's Little Library That Could
The 119-year-old Ocean View Branch Library, the fifteenth established by the city, has moved five times. Plans are in the works for its sixth.
Events
2nd Annual OMI Roller Skate Block Party This Saturday
A good old fashioned roller skate block party in the neighborhood.
Events
Monthly Balboa Park Volunteer Work Party This Sunday
Join in a morning of caring for one of the city's most beloved parks.
News
Patrons Embrace Ingleside Library’s Restored Operating Hours
Now open seven days a week, the library will meet a host of community needs.
Housing & Development
Street Names, Townhomes Unveiled At Balboa Reservoir Meeting
The development team shared new diagrams for the 17-acre project — and held a vote on street names.
News
First-Ever OMI Mid-Autumn Festival A Hit With Families
Community groups organized the neighborhood's first-ever Mid-Autumn Festival at Ward Rec Center.
Events
Invest Black Street Mural Repainting Event This Saturday
Join the neighborhood’s community-based organizations to touch up the iconic mural.