SFUSD Sees Surge in Student Applications, Mulls Campus Closures Amid Financial Woes
SFUSD experiences a surge in school applications, especially in transitional kindergarten, despite facing potential school closures, a financial crisis, and the challenge of transitioning from a lottery to a zoning system for school placements.
San Francisco State University Celebrates Milestone 125th Anniversary With Historical Reflection and Future Outlook
SF State University is celebrating its 125th anniversary, reflecting on its history from a "normal school" to a part of the California State University system, offering a range of degrees and programs.
Immersive exhibit in Richmond takes visitors on a virtual trip to the Space Station
An immersive, virtual-reality exhibit in Richmond lets visitors experience a voyage to space – virtually, that is – and explore a replica of the International Space Station. The exhibit will be in the Richmond waterfront's historic Craneway Pavilion through March.
Sunset District’s ‘Movies in McCoppin’ series returns after three-year pandemic hiatus
The popular Sunset-Parkside free outdoor movie series Movies in McCoppin returns Friday for the first time since 2019, with a free family movie every Friday night of October.
Resident-led march on Saturday to demand improvements to Tenderloin safety
Tomorrow, Saturday, November 6, a group of residents and advocacy groups will march through the Tenderloin to amplify a call for long-overdue efforts to improve safety for families, kids, and residents in the neighborhood.
Judge rules racially controversial mural at Washington High must remain uncovered
The very contentious mural featuring a slain Native American will be uncovered and again on full display as a Superior Court judge rules the school board did not follow the appropriate process in covering it.