Susan Sutton, journalism advisor at Archbishop Riordan High, inspires student journalists by emphasizing the need for storytellers.
Here are all of our stories from January and more.
The national drugstore chain shuttered its Ingleside location, taking away the neighborhood’s last pharmacy.
Live Music, Murals, Mosaics
Artists Shrey Purohit and Ellen Lo led Ingleside residents to spend an afternoon painting a new mural designed to abate graffiti.
For decades, this Balboa Terrace estate has been a museum offering visitors trippy, immersive experiences.
The artist is seeking to renew his O-1 visa so he can continue to create and share his art in San Francisco.
The project has garnered support from community members, the Excelsior Collaborative and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.
The music and culture extravaganza is expected to attract at least 75,000 people to Golden Gate Park a day this weekend.
The nonprofit is working with public high school students and city partners to add color to Ingleside’s sidewalks.
The community garden, with help from an artist and volunteers, completed a 24-step stairway mosaic mural depicting native plants and wildlife.
Fans can expect a bevy of shows and after-parties honoring the late Grateful Dead frontman.
An arts group and local high school students put up the new mural in May, replacing one that had been vandalized.
The neighborhood’s utility cabinets are getting revamped with help from city funds and young artists.
The Glen Park staple is holding a month-long celebration full of events and new merchandise.
The arts group is raising funds to place art displays in and on the historic Geneva Office Building and Powerhouse.
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