🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: A Play In The Park
From Wine Woof Wednesday to the last Mercadito Saturday, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
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Charlene Henderson Champions Community Service Through Ocean-Ingleside Lions Club
The incoming president is hosting a party to celebrate the club’s 40th anniversary, Juneteenth and her sister’s memory.
I-280 Ocean Avenue Off-Ramp Project Design Nearly Complete, Planners Taking Feedback
Transportation planners unveiled a $14 to $17 million redesign proposal for the off-ramp at a town hall meeting on Thursday.
Ocean View Fire That Displaced Family Of 14 Under Investigation
The blaze destroyed the front bedroom and left smoke damage throughout the home.
🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: Pride Block Party
From Tai Chi to a dance party, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
1906-Built Merced Heights Cottage Perfect For Two
Built in 1906, this two-bedroom, two-bath home features a new roof and a large backyard.
After Drama-Filled Process, City College Leaders Appoint Kimberlee Messina Chancellor
The college will formally vote on making Kimberlee Messina its new leader on June 26.
San Francisco Budget May Force Open Door Legal To Close Ocean Avenue Branch
The nonprofit is facing a proposed $2.2 million budget cut, which could result in the closure of its Ocean Avenue location.
Mode To Code’s Jacob Shaul Teaches Coding To All Ages
The teenage founder of the year-old after-school program is planning to expand to Aptos Middle School in the fall.
A Decked-Out Ingleside Home Is On The Market
Built in 1940, this three-bedroom and two-bath home features deck access for great views.
🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: Camping Gear Swap
From emergency response training to an OminoDay celebration, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
‘We Have a Big Problem Here’: Tirade At City College Board Meeting Exposes Divisions
A union leader’s public outburst puts City College’s governance in the spotlight, along with labor tensions and free speech.