New Restaurant Opens / Lurie's Plans For Ingleside
In this week’s newsletter, we examine what Mayor Daniel Lurie may do for the greater Ingleside and more.
Latest news (Page 49)
Education
Teachers Union Delivers 'No Layoffs' Valentines To City College Officials
Named “Don’t Break the Heartbeat of CCSF Valentine’s Day Action,” the effort united educators, students and allies to defend and support CCSF.
Public Safety
New Police Captains Assigned To Ingleside, Taraval Stations
Capt. Derrick Lew will lead Ingleside Station and Capt. Eric Vintero will lead Taraval Station.
Education
City College Bookstore’s Rose Twyman Retires After 40 Years
“The bookstore will not be the same.”
Politics
Residents Sound Off On Future District 11 Electoral Boundaries
The Nine-member Redistricting Task Force Is Collecting Feedback Before It Proposes New Lines For The City’s 11 Supervisor Districts.
Transportation
BART To Upgrade Electrical Infrastructure By Balboa Park Station
Work crews will replace 50-year-old electricity cables starting Monday, Feb. 14.
Transportation
City Begins To Address San Jose Avenue Traffic Safety Concerns
A continental crosswalk was painted at San Jose Avenue and Paulding Street and a promise was made to examine other improvement projects.
Food & Drink
8 Boba Tea Spots in Ingleside
From classic milk teas to fresh fruit, satisfy your boba fix at any of these neighborhood shops.
Events
February 2022 Chock Full Of Events From Lunar New Year To Love-Themed Art Show
The neighborhood has more events in February than it has in years. Here's the rundown.
Transportation
Neighbors Call For Traffic Safety Improvements On San Jose Avenue
A number of intersections were singled out for flashing lights or international crosswalks.
Food & Drink
Ingleside Eats: The Macau Bun Special At Jo Jo’s Cafe Is Just Right
Affordable, tasty and perfect for game day.
Education
In-Person Dance, PE Classes Return At City College
City College of San Francisco is bringing back dance and physical education classes this semester.
Education
City College of San Francisco Board Votes To Save Cantonese Classes
Cantonese courses have been popular despite risks of being eliminated due to budget cuts.