Over 50 city officials, contractors and residents watched as San Francisco Public Utilities Commission employees sprayed gallons of recycled water on a...
City College of San Francisco’s new chancellor, the city’s budget, legislation to cap the number of medical cannabis dispensaries in the district...
Portions of Balboa Park Station will be closed in July as crews begin construction as part of a year-long station improvement project....
A month after a security guard at an Excelsior bar allegedly shot and killed a local man, community members voiced concerns about...
On Monday, June 19, Mayor Ed Lee announced that all 28 of the city’s library branches will be open seven days a...
By Alexander Mullaney and Miles Escobedo There’s no question. For better or worse, the neighborhood is changing. Housing developments are cropping up...
The Cayuga Community Connectors recently learned that they are being honored with an Aging Innovations and Achievements Award from the National Association...
Over 200 neighbors and housing advocates filled Riordan High School’s cafeteria Saturday, June 10, to watch three development teams present their proposals...
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By Will Carruthers and Alexander Mullaney Original community journalism takes money, time and hard work. You can now support the Light on...
By Ekevara Kitpowsong An expansive red quilt spelling “NOT ALONE” filled the field of City College of San Francisco’s George M. Rush...
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Over 50 city officials, contractors and residents watched as San Francisco Public Utilities Commission...
On Friday, we celebrated ten years of reporting with a distinguished bunch of the...
Husband and wife Patrick and Anastasia Jernigan moved their martial arts equipment store, Nor...
Original community journalism takes money, time and hard work. You can now support the Light on...
At its Sept. 9 meeting, the neighborhood leaders of the District 11 Council were...
