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Latest news (Page 48)
Business
H Mart Plans Expansion Into Former 24 Hour Fitness Space
The popular Korean American grocer will get more ground floor and basement space along with 57 reserved parking spaces.
News
Q&A: Johanna Lopez Miyaki On New Mini Park Initiative
The lead organizer of Friends of the OMI Mini Parks talks about organizing and fundraising for the neighborhood's pocket parks.
Food & Drink
Sushi Spot Kaisen Don Leaves Ingleside For San Leandro
After five years on Ingleside's stretch of Ocean Avenue, the affordable sushi spot moved to a new location in San Leandro.
News
Mullaney's Picks: Shooting Aftermath, Ville D'Este Closure
The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco and more curated by The Ingleside Light's Editor Alex Mullaney.
Politics
Ingleside Merchants Want Marketing Help. Will The City Act?
Merchants said the marketing campaigns should be designed to attract residents and visitors alike for dining, shopping and cultural events.
Public Safety
Taraval Station Police Captain Promoted, Moves On
After five months at the post, Capt. Eric Vintero was promoted to commander of the Investigations Bureau.
Events
San Francisco’s Only Fourth Of July Parade This Monday
The annual Independence Day tradition will have a pedestrian safety theme this year.
News
Mullaney's Picks: Ingleside Presbyterian, Dumplings, More
The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco curated by The Ingleside Light's Editor Alex Mullaney.
Business
Taiwanese, Hong Kong-style Boba Tea Spot Sweet Cupz Opens
Veteran restaurateurs Barry Yeung and Ray Fong opened a new boba tea shop in Ingleside.
Politics
Supervisors Melgar, Safai Share Plans For New City Budget
Ingleside’s elected representatives shared their proposed allocations for the upcoming $14 billion city budget.
Health
North East Medical Services Soft Opens New Ingleside Clinic
The medical service provider that primarily serves Asian American Pacific Islander communities will fully open in August.
Politics
Voting Opens for District 7 Participatory Budgeting Projects
After a year hiatus, District Seven Participatory Budgeting is back with 11 projects to be voted on for approval by district residents.