Politics / Paid-only / Melgar Brokers Deal With Lurie To Boost Housing Trust Fund The District 7 supervisor, who represents much of Ingleside, announced the deal with the mayor on Tuesday. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 21 May 2026
Everyday People / Paid-only / Fighting For Equal Fire Protection: Why John Crabtree Wants San Franciscans To Vote No On Prop A The communications professional is leading a campaign against the ballot measure to make City Hall take fire protection for the outer neighborhoods more seriously. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 21 May 2026
Features / Paid-only / In Ingleside's Awe-Inspiring Collage, Rev. Roland Gordon's Legacy Lives On The leader of Ingleside Presbyterian Church wanted his masterwork to be preserved for the public. By Julie Zigoris / 20 May 2026
Things To Do / Butoh Dance Class, Karaoke Night And More Greater Ingleside Events For May 19 – 25, 2026 From bicycle repair workshops to a performance by Tandem Sidecar, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 19 May 2026
Newsletter / 🟧 New Taquería Opens // The Red Lanes Are Coming Plus: An Inglesider tells us about her new mystery novel. By The Ingleside Light Staff / 14 May 2026
Transportation / Paid-only / Ocean Avenue Red Lanes: SFMTA Releases Installation Timeline The update comes six months after the project was put on indefinite hold. By Alex Mullaney / 14 May 2026
Food & Drink / Paid-only / Taquería Gonzalez Brings Mexican Favorites To Ingleside’s Ocean Avenue The Gonzalez family took over the longstanding Taquería El Jalapeño space last month to open their second restaurant in the city. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 13 May 2026
Things To Do / Sisterhood Garden Work Day And Other Greater Ingleside Events For May 12 – 18, 2026 From an Asian American songwriter showcase to a Sunday supper pop-up, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 12 May 2026
Everyday People / Paid-only / Lynne Kaufman's New Novel Mixes Oxford With Intrigue The Ingleside resident's fifth novel draws on her 25 years of experience running UC Berkeley’s Oxford Scholars Program. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 11 May 2026
Newsletter / 🟧 Red Lanes Revise Revealed // Frida Kahlo Way Changes Plus: Meet after-school program leader Dante Calloway. By The Ingleside Light Staff / 7 May 2026
Everyday People / Paid-only / How Dante Calloway Found His Calling in Youth Development The James Denman Beacon interim director of youth and family programs has a playbook for engaging young people. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 7 May 2026
Transportation / Paid-only / Ocean Avenue Red Lanes: SFMTA Shares Revised Plan The sweeping street changes are meant to speed up the K-Line while also decreasing deadly and seriously injurious crashes on the avenue. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 7 May 2026
