In this week’s newsletter, we talk to photographer Jay Martin about his Ocean Avenue project. Plus:

• Frida Kahlo Way survey opens
• Trump cuts hit Ingleside-serving nonprofit
• Al Perez gives Chow Fun SF preview
• The Listing, Things To Do and Worth Reading

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And now, the news.

Photographer Shows Ingleside’s Past And Present By Capturing Small Businesses

"Our Ocean Avenue — Then and Now" captures the evolution of the neighborhood through the coming and going of its small businesses.

SFMTA Wants Feedback On Frida Kahlo Way Street Changes

NEA Grant Cuts Hit Ingleside-Serving Arts Nonprofit

Al Perez's Chow Fun SF Spotlights Asian Culture With Food

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

• Mark Mercado Is Ingleside’s Packing And Shipping Wiz
• ‘No Strategy’: Equal Funding Questions Linger After District 11 Budget Town Hall

THE LISTING

1920 Ocean Ave. #1E

This cozy apartment brings all the comfort and convenience. Located on the first floor, it has two bedrooms and one bathroom. The unit in a 1987-built building features partial wood flooring, a secure intercom entry, on-site laundry and a gated parking space with designated storage. It also has a private and communal outdoor area. Read more

THINGS TO DO

💐 Spring Flower and Plant Sale Scholarship Fundraiser at the City College of San Francisco Ocean Avenue Campus | Thursday, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Free | Ingleside

📃 Conoce Tus Derechos/Know Your Rights Presentation at Ingleside Branch Library | Thursday, 5 – 6 p.m. | Free | Ingleside

🎙️ Patrick Green Trio Performance at the Halfway Club | Friday, 5 p.m. | Free | Crocker-Amazon

🧹 OMI Community Cleanup on San Jose Avenue at the M Stop Deli | Saturday, 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. | Free with RSVP | Ingleside

🎺 DrMandu Jazz Collaborative Performance at Ocean Ale House | Sunday, 6 – 9 p.m. | Free | Ingleside

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WORTH READING

• SF Police Chief Scott steps down San Francisco Standard (Metered Paywall)
• SF leaders back sober housing, treatment amid drug policy rethink San Francisco Examiner
• May Day Photos: Thousands in Bay Area Take to the Streets for Immigrant, Worker Rights KQED
• Charlie Kirk and Riley Gaines event at San Francisco State University met with protest Golden Gate Xpress
• Student Hunger Strikers Want SF State’s Divestment Deal to Spread Across CSU System KQED
• Trump says he’s going to reopen Alcatraz prison. Doing so would be difficult and costly Associated Press
• Trump’s ‘new priorities’: Bay Area arts groups stunned by NEA grant cancellations San Francisco Chronicle (Metered Paywall)
• Vision Zero, part two: How can SF eliminate traffic deaths? San Francisco Examiner
• Addition of these new stores bringing needed life to SF's Union Square ABC7
• Ghost students are creating an 'agonizing' problem for Calif. colleges SFGATE
• What SF could lose as it cuts legal aid funding San Francisco Examiner
• S.F.’s population drops again as city struggles to retain residents San Francisco Chronicle
• FBI office in San Francisco warns of increase in cyber crimes CBS

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