The Ingleside Light's 10 Most-Read Stories Of 2024
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Construction Projects, Open Space, Streets
A youth arts program provider is opening a new studio in the neighborhood after creating a partnership with an affordable housing developer.
Heavy construction is set for early 2023 and is anticipated to take six to eight weeks.
The $116.3 million in public funds will cover 65% of the project’s costs and help the university meet its student housing goals.
It was unclear whether the names put forth by community members are being considered.
The development team shared new diagrams for the 17-acre project — and held a vote on street names.
A renovation of the historic church’s kitchen was waylaid by the pandemic and red tape. The community came together to get it done.
A look back at this history of the neighborhoods through the life and times of the late Valente Marini Perata Mortuary.
Government officials led a meeting about the replacement of the Ocean View Branch Library to collect community feedback.
City Attorney David Chiu filed a lawsuit against two landlords over the conditions and code violations of their Randolph Street rental property.
From notifying neighbors to state orders about contamination, the first meeting for the Oceanviews housing project was a swirl of issues.
New plans for the long-running housing project on the 1600 block of Ocean Avenue will be revealed by the development team.
The transportation funds were committed to the college by Reservoir Community Partners in August 2020.
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