🟧 City's $133M Facility Opens // A Resolution To Tax The Rich
Plus: A bookstore was demolished and a traffic safety study is back on track.
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Neighborhood Volunteer Event 'Love Our City!' This Saturday
A day of volunteering to beautify the neighborhood is on the calendar this January.
Balboa Reservoir Parking Lot Under New Management
The lower Balboa Reservoir is no longer owned by the city or managed by City College.
Storms Cause Plaster to Fall Off El Rey Theater
One of the building's owners said the city and a structural engineer will inspect the 1931-built movie palace soon.
Pilates on Ocean Offers Fitness Training for Body and Mind
For owner Isabel Rosenstock, pilates is about much more than getting fit but full-body functionality and awareness.
City College Breaks Ground on $155M Complex
The state-of-art facility is dedicated to science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics disciplines.
Faxon Garage Keeps Customers Coming Back With Quality Care
The staff take pride in every repair made. Here’s the Legacy Business’s story.
Youth Arts Hub to Open in Upper Yard Housing Development
A youth arts program provider is opening a new studio in the neighborhood after creating a partnership with an affordable housing developer.
State Lawmaker Invites Ideas for 2023 Legislative Agenda
Assemblymember Phil Ting will host an event in the neighborhood to gather feedback for his 2023 agenda.
A Look at the Multiple Shootings in Ingleside This December
After one shooting police officers followed a trail of blood to find a gambling den.
The Ingleside Light’s 10 Most Popular Stories of 2022
From new small businesses to a couple’s quest for front yard culture, here are the most-read stories of the year.
$1M Allocated to Improve Overcrowded 29 Sunset Bus
A passenger survey found top priorities for improvements ranged from increasing bus frequency to speeding up travel times.
