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Ingleside Crime: Taser Versus Pepper Spray, Apartment Burglar Nabbed, More

A summary of crime reports in the greater Ingleside between Sunday, June 28 and Saturday, July 4.

A crew from Public Works pressure washing the new "Invest Black" mural off of Broad Street on July 5, 2020.

After outcry from the community and supervisor, Public Works is repairing damage it did to the new “Invest Black” mural on Broad Street.

Photo collage courtesy of Cayuga Connectors

Led by Rev. Glenda Hope, neighbors are demonstrating for Black Lives Matter every Thursday at Ingleside’s eastern border.

Bay Wheels has proposed the installation of a docking station at the intersection of Holloway and Granada avenues.

Lyft-owned Bay Wheels is proposing to expand its service with a bike station in the the heart of Ingleside.

A summary of crime incidents recorded between Sunday, June 21 and Saturday, June 27.

The San Francisco Fire Department is running an informational campaign about the impact of illegal fireworks.

Ingleside Station’s Operation Kaboom aims to curb the use of illegal fireworks on the July 4.

The K Ingleside will connect to the L Taraval in August when light rail service is restored.

Major change is in store for K Ingleside light rail service when it returns in August.

Ingleside Presbyterian Church is one of Ingleside's historic landmarks for both its interior and exterior.

In “Willie’s World” on June 28, former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown highlights Ingleside Presbyterian Church and the Ingleside neighborhood.

Ingleside's 24 Hour Fitness location was spared during the gym chain's downsizing.

Ocean View’s 24 Hour Fitness won’t be reopening as the gym chain grapples with COVID-19 and bankruptcy.

A summary of crime reports in the greater Ingleside between Sunday, June 14 and Saturday, June 20.

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