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Q&A: EJ Jones on Running for District 11 Supervisor
Jones said he will serve as a branch between City Hall and constituents if elected.
New Play Area, Ocean Avenue Cleaning Funded By City Grants
Friends of OMI Mini Parks, Friends of Lakeside Village and the OMI Community Collaborative were awarded nearly $300,000.
Avenue Greenlight Funds Ocean Avenue Lights, Other Projects
Ingleside will benefit from the program for a second year in a row.
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.
El Rey Theatre Project Architect Presents Plan To Neighbors
The three-pronged project includes restoring the theater, adding a dive school and building 42 units of new housing.
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.
San Francisco Starts Anti-Catalytic Converter Theft Program
San Francisco launched a program to inscribe a license plate number on catalytic converters to aid in thefts of the devices.
New Dessert Shop The Fate Tea House Opens in Ingleside
Owner Courtney Huang uses the decor of her bubble tea shop to create a bright and cozy experience.
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.
Street Safety Fix Made After Years of Neighbor Advocacy
A tight intersection with a steep incline that made visibility an issue has been fixed after residents campaigned for a solution.
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.
New Initiative to Give Ocean Avenue Block a $100K Makeover
The funding comes from the Civic Joy Fund, which bills itself as a $2 million jolt of magic back into San Francisco’s commercial corridors.