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 52)
Events
‘Drive Thru Dickens’ London’ Transforms Cow Palace’s Exterior for Safe Holiday Fun
“Drive Thru Dickens’ London” offers a taste of the Great Dickens Christmas Fair from the comfort of your vehicle.
Events
Updated: Ingleside Terraces Keeps Holiday Caroling, Home Decorating Traditions
The Ingleside Terraces Homes Association is ready to ring in the holidays.
Events
The Ave Bar To Host Second Ethnic Toy Drive
Building on the success of its October ethnic toy drive, the Ave Bar, neighborhood groups and San Francisco firefighters are doing it again.
Events
OMI Holiday Toy Drive & Giveaway To Serve Hundreds Of Families This Season
The collaborative effort will serve over 800 families this holiday season.
News
Lakeview Summit Steps Advocates Seek Funds To Complete Project
Neighbors created ecologically-minded plans over the years to build a destination staircase adorned with native plants that showcases the neighborhood's stunning views.
News
Community Leaders Recognized for Neighborhood Vaccination Efforts
Community leaders EJ Jones and Felisia Thibodeaux were honored along with seven others from across the city for their work in response to the pandemic.
Business
Ingleside’s Iconic El Rey Theater Marks 90 Years
On Nov. 14, 1931, the residents of the neighborhoods and winding enclaves West of Twin Peaks welcomed the El Rey Theater with open arms.
Housing & Development
Groundbreaking Held for Balboa Park Upper Yard Housing Project
Construction crews are already at work on what will be a nine-story building when completed in spring 2023.
Transportation
Q&A: Ocean Avenue Action Plan Task Force Takes Shape
A new task force is forming to examine what safety and improvement projects the city needs to complete on and around Ingleside's strech of Ocean Avenue.
Transportation
Updated: BART Begins Upgrading Wireless Service Between Balboa Park, Daly City Stations
New low-profile poles each spaced a half-mile apart will modernize BART’s Wi-fi and cellular coverage.
Business
Nonprofit ‘Ocean Incubators’ Hatches New Small Businesses
Ingleside’s newest nonprofit organization wants to fill vacant storefronts across the neighborhood.
Transportation
SFMTA Moves to Lower Speed Limit on Ocean Avenue, Other Streets Under New State Law
The speed limit on two stretches of Ocean Avenue and other streets may soon be reduced by 5 miles per hour by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.