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'Pan American Unity' Mural Center Of Forthcoming Exhibit
Diego Rivera's colossal fresco, on loan from City College, will be front and center in a new exhibit at SFMOMA later this year.
Business
Muscle Maker Grill Cooks Up New Ingleside Location
New restaurant offers health-conscious fare in the former location of the neighborhood’s long standing KFC/Taco Bell.
Events
Ingleside Fest Neighborhood Celebration This Saturday
The first-ever Ingleside Fest neighborhood celebration will be held at Ingleside Library's Courtyard Garden on Saturday, March 26, 2022.
Business
Ingleside Comic Book Shop Closes, Holds Huge Sale
After decades serving neighborhood comic book fans, the Comics Outpost will close for good on Sunday, March 27.
Politics
Redistricting Task Force Revises District 7, 11 Boundaries
Districts Seven and 11 residents attended the second Redistricting Task Force meeting to give input on the latest draft supervisor district maps.
Politics
District 7 Participatory Budgeting Returns After Hiatus
Nearly $1 million is available for projects that will increase quality of life for District Seven residents.
Education
City College Teacher's Union Protests Faculty Layoffs
About 500 attended two in-person and virtual events on March 15 to protest City College of San Francisco's plan for laying off 50 teachers.
Politics
Community Leaders React To Draft Redistricting Map
District Seven and District 11 community leaders have a mixed reaction to the first draft of the proposed supervisorial district map.
Business
Women Artists Focus Of Latest Ingleside Gallery Art Show
"Celebrating Women" honors Women’s History Month and is presented in the spirit of uplifting and celebrating women artists.
Transportation
Speed Limit Awareness Campaign Targets Ocean Avenue Motorists
They waved signs, played instruments and shouted “slow down” to let motorists know the speed limit on Ocean Avenue is now 20 miles per hour.
Public Safety
No Easy Solution for San Francisco's Police Officer Shortage
Officers are leaving SFPD at high rates while the number of qualified recruits is in decline. Can the city get its police staffing in check?
Politics
Advocates Urge Mayor To Fund Geneva Office Building Project
Neighborhood groups are asking Mayor London Breed to fund the Geneva Office Building renovation in the next city budget.