City College Has Accreditation Reaffirmed, But 'Ongoing Vigilance' Needed
The college had been placed on "warning status" in 2024 over the Board of Trustees' shortcomings.
City College Has Accreditation Reaffirmed, But 'Ongoing Vigilance' Needed
The college had been placed on "warning status" in 2024 over the Board of Trustees' shortcomings.
Taraval Station Police Capt. Brien Hoo Promoted To Commander
An acting captain will lead the station's officers until a new one is appointed.
Mayor Daniel Lurie Upholds Ingleside As Upzoning Success Story During Presser
The mayor unveiled his plan to upzone much of the city in Ingleside on Tuesday morning. Supervisors Myrna Melgar and Chyanne Chen have notes.
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Things To Do
🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: Pride Puppy Social
From the first El Mercadito Saturdays to a mini market, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
🔶 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.
🔶 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.
🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: Summer Carnival
From Summer Stride kickoff to clothing swaps, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
Business
Specialty Grocer Spangler’s Market Opens In West Portal
Ingleside Terraces residents Dan Spangler and Julia Paige have brought their specialty grocer to West Portal.
End Of An Era: Central Drug Store To Close After Decades
One of the last independent pharmacies on San Francisco’s south side is set to close this summer.
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.
Donut And Bagel Shop With Local Ties Opens On Ingleside’s Ocean Avenue
A new shop in Ingleisde’s Lakewood Plaza is serving up fresh donuts, bagels and more.
Politics
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.
‘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.
‘A Disgrace’: Community Groups Sound Off On Parks Alliance Implosion
Many community groups in the Ingleside area are clamoring for their funds after the Park Department’s nonprofit partner folded this week.
Transportation
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.
San Jose Avenue Getting Transit Lane For M-Ocean View Project
The SFMTA is moving forward with quick-build upgrades to improve safety and reliability along the light rail line.
I-280 Freeway Ramp Safety Improvement Study Underway
Freeway ramps at Monterey Boulevard, Alemany Boulevard and Sadowa Street are under review.
Julie Kirschbaum, New SFMTA Boss And Inglesider, Talks Transit
The Ingleside Light met with SFMTA's new top official to talk transit and the neighborhood.
Everyday People
Geneva Community Garden’s Stewards Keep Green Thumbs Growing
Jeanne Depman and Steve Indig help keep the 60 coveted plots maintained, secure and active for eager gardeners.
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.
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.
Boba Barista Rhiauna Sanchez Pours Good Vibes At Sweet Cupz
The City College student enjoys interacting with the shop’s regulars and making eggettes.
News
Specialty Grocer Spangler’s Market Opens In West Portal
Ingleside Terraces residents Dan Spangler and Julia Paige have brought their specialty grocer to West Portal.
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.
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.
Education
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.
‘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.
'An Embarrassment': City College Leaders Fail To Ratify Contract For New Chancellor
City College's Board of Trustees did not appoint Carlos Cortez as the school's new permanent chancellor as widely expected.
City College Journalism Alum Bonta Hill Gives 2025 Commencement Speech
Student Summer Wahab and college fundraiser Debra Morgan Dooley also spoke during the ceremony.
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