Transportation / Group Forms To Counter Opposition To Ocean Avenue Red Lanes Project Fourteen people joined the first meeting where ways to garner support for the controversial red lanes were among the discussion items. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 16 Jul 2026
News / Paid-only / Sidewalk Garden Refresh Among Winning Participatory Budgeting Proposals The results for the 2026 cycle of District 7 Participatory Budgeting are in, and many winners are in and around Ingleside. By Alex Mullaney / 25 Jun 2026
Transportation / Paid-only / Merchants Group Demands SFMTA Cancel Ocean Avenue Red Lanes Before Election A project designed to speed up the K-Line may soon become an obstacle for cash-strapped Muni's November ballot measure. By Alex Mullaney / 18 Jun 2026
Education / Paid-only / 'We Need To Defend It': Advocates For Free City College Rally Against Budget Cuts Mayor Daniel Lurie's proposed budget cuts the Free City program by 30%. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 18 Jun 2026
Politics / Paid-only / San Francisco Cuts Popular Legacy Business Program's Only Employee. Why? Mayor Daniel Lurie tried to eliminate the position in the city budget last year. By Alex Mullaney / 4 Jun 2026
News / Paid-only / Balboa Park Boosters Aim To Raise Nearly $2M For Improvements Two volunteer groups are teaming up to make improvements happen one way or another. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 27 May 2026
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
Politics / Paid-only / ‘The Fabric of San Francisco is D11’: Town Hall Exposes What’s At Risk In City Budget "We have been the most underserved district for decades, underresourced and underrepresented, so any cuts are devastating to our district." By Anne Marie Kristoff / 29 Apr 2026
News / Paid-only / Sewage Flooding: Neighbors Fear Wastewater From Ingleside's New Housing Will Overwhelm Strained Sewer “We experienced firsthand the adage shit goes downhill, and I have the toilet paper in my backyard to prove it.” By Casey Michie / 27 Apr 2026
Politics / Paid-only / 'We Don’t Have a Second Chance': Wednesday Vigil Protest A Call For Justice The weekly protest over issues roiling the country started in February. By Anne Marie Kristoff / 23 Apr 2026
Transportation / Paid-only / Updated: Frida Kahlo Way Prioritized In Lurie's Street Repaving Project The Ingleside roadway bisecting City College of San Francisco is among 150 city blocks targeted for improvement. By Alex Mullaney / 23 Apr 2026
Politics / Melgar And Chen Hold Ocean Avenue Transit-Only Lanes Town Hall The first of two meetings allowed the public to express their opinions ahead of a second meeting designed to discuss the project's merits. By Jerold Chinn and Alex Mullaney / 16 Apr 2026
