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In this week's edition, Prius driver flees after fatally striking a man on I-280 near Geneva Avenue.
• Brotherhood-Alemany work to begin
• Meet Ingleside’s time-tested Legacy Businesses
• OMI History Day recap
On to the news.
CHP Searching For Prius Driver After Man Fatally Struck On I-280 Near Geneva Avenue
By The victim was located beside the center median just south of Geneva Avenue. Read more »
Keeping You On The Road
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Brotherhood-Alemany Quick-Build Project Construction To Begin
Starting in November, work crews will be in the area on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Read more »
History Day Unearths Decades Of Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside Lore
By
Abby Sigler
About a dozen residents turned out for a Planning Department-organized event dedicated to preserving the neighborhood's complex past. Read more »
Get To Know The Greater Ingleside’s Time-Tested Legacy Businesses
A guide to 11 small businesses that make the neighborhood special. Read more »
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
If you missed any of The Light's stories last week, pour some coffee, take some time out and dive in.
$5M Worth Of Stormwater Management Projects On Tap For Outer Mission
By Alex Mullaney • Read more »
Building Passion On The Pitch: A Q&A With Colin Dobson
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
De León Piercing Studio Brings Culture And Community To Ingleside
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
Update: Man Shot In Ingleside Apartment Complex
By Alex Mullaney • Read more »
General Election 2026: San Francisco Voting Resource
By The Ingleside Light Staff • Read more »
EVENT PICKS
Hand-picked events from this week's Things To Do.
Youth 1st Halloween Party
Merced Heights Playground | Friday, 2 – 6 p.m. | Free | Merced Heights
Celebrate Halloween with Youth 1st and enjoy food, music, bounce houses and lots of candy and prizes.
🎃 Ocean Avenue Annual Halloween Block Party at Unity Plaza | Satuday, Noon – 3 p.m. | Free | Ingleside
🎷 Next Gen Jam w/ Lick-Wilmerding High School Jazz Ensemble at Bird & Beckett Books & Records | Sunday, 5 p.m. | Happy Hour Sliding Scale Cover | Glen Park
🗣️ CBO Summit 2026 at City College Harry Britt Building Room 140 | Monday, Noon – 3:30 p.m. | For CCSF students and staff | Free with RSVP | Ingleside
WORTH READING
Take some time to kick back and read these.
- A dramatic pavilion could anchor San Francisco’s new waterfront park San Francisco Chronicle
- San Francisco’s Lost Art Salon finds forgotten 20th-century artists Mission Local
- My lunch with Willie Gazetteer San Francisco
- SF-based crypto firm gave $5M to Trump’s controversial ballroom project San Francisco Standard
- A battle royal is brewing over the SF board presidency San Francisco Standard
- SF is bringing back Opera House, Symphony Hall tours San Francisco Examiner
- San Francisco Prosecutors Charge Construction Employees Over Deadly 2023 Trench Collapse KQED
- S.F. civil rights group sues for records on ‘mega’ immigration hearings Mission Local
- BigMoneySF: How Mayor Lurie’s efforts to reshape City Hall brought in a new donor class Mission Local
- No-parking signs litter this exclusive S.F. neighborhood. Are homeowners gaming the system? San Francisco Chronicle
- Uniqlo is selling Muni merch, but Muni isn’t getting a cut Mission Local
- The forensic artist who helps The City's unidentified dead finally get home San Francisco Examiner
- SF: Man Dies Weeks After Hit-And-Run Collision Near Crocker Amazon Playground SFGate
- New report finds SF public transit helps families save thousands of dollars per year San Francisco Examiner
- S.F. housing nonprofit lands on city watch list amid allegations of ‘self-dealing’ San Francisco Chronicle
- S.F. Mayor Lurie blasted a message to voters about police oversight. It was wrong San Francisco Chronicle
- San Francisco’s Breakup With PG&E Could Cost $22.5 Billion, Utility Tells State KQED
- SF reports first death tied to 'cat's claw' opioid sold at smoke shops SFGate
- A man died fleeing SF cops. The police won’t hold a town hall to explain what happened San Francisco Standard
- San Francisco Officials Call on State Agency to Release Uber, Lyft Assault Data San Francisco Public Press
- Drug complaints used to fall into the void. Now, San Francisco will report them to police San Francisco Standard
- 2 active tuberculosis cases linked to San Francisco strip club, officials say NBC Bay Area
- San Francisco Declares Local Emergency in Preparation for Historic El Niño KQED
- Billionaires are pouring millions into San Francisco politics. Here’s where it’s going San Francisco Chronicle
- 15 leaders in 18 years: How CCSF’s chancellor job has become ‘so toxic’ San Francisco Chronicle
- 9 in 10 S.F. homes are now selling for more than asking — sometimes much more San Francisco Chronicle
- How much worse could Bay Bridge traffic get if BART closed stations? We modeled it San Francisco Chronicle
- When City Hall Picks the Watchdogs, Who Protects the Public? Westside Observer
- Steve Adami, divisive S.F. abstinence advocate, tapped for city recovery job Mission Local
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