District 11 Supervisor Ahsha Safai called for a hearing at the Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss the outcome of the city’s first Safe Parking Lot for people living in their vehicles.
Myrna Melgar was ceremonially sworn in as District 7 Supervisor on Jan. 7 and officially on Jan. 8.
RAI Care Center, a dialysis service provider located in the heart of Ingleside, was granted approval to open in a large commercial space beside its current facility.
The neighborhood press held a virtual, hour-long roundtable interview with Supervisor-elect Myrna Melgar to gather information about what she plans to do for the district and city government.
Construction projects on Taraval Street and in the Twin Peaks Tunnel prevent LK Taraval-Ingleside and M Ocean View light rail service from being restored until the spring.
Neighborhood artist Neil Ballard painted a mural depicting native plants on a graffiti-prone utility box this week.
The neighborhood’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, usually held at Ward Recreation Center, will be held virtually this January.
The Department of Public Health has allocated funds to the greater Ingleside to focus on culturally responsive services in response to the pandemic.
After collecting feedback from residents, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency determined it will not install any Slow Streets in the greater Ingleside or Parkside neighborhoods.
Public Comment SF Editor Annie Gaus and Wind Newspaper Publisher Portia Li participated in a panel discussion about starting their publications during the COVID-19 public health crisis.