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 59)
Arts & Entertainment
Nonprofit Issues Geneva Office Building & Powerhouse Commemorative Pin for Historic Landmark’s 120th Anniversary
A limited edition enamel pin was created commemorate the historic landmark.
Public Safety
SFPD Arrests Man For Anti-Asian Violence In The Ingleside Neighborhood
Taraval Station police officers arrested a man in connection to an anti-Asian violent attack in the Ingleside neighborhood over the weekend.
News
Community Living Campaign Holding Going Away Party For Connector Extraordinaire Patti Spaniak-Davidson
There will be a virtual farewell event this evening for Patti Spaniak-Davidson, the longtime leader of the popular Cayuga Community Connectors program.
Business
Time, Money, Public Records: Journalists Discuss State Of Investigative Reporting In San Francisco
Journalists discussed the difficulty and benefits of conducting independent investigative reporting in San Francisco at a panel discussion for the Save SF News fundraiser.
Housing & Development
Balboa Reservoir Housing Development Update Scheduled For Monday Meeting
The development team for the Balboa Reservoir housing project will present a status update at the March 15 Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee meeting.
Events
‘The Idea Is To Reenergize The OMI:’ Neighborhood Nonprofits Organize First Easter Basket Giveaway
Neighborhood nonprofits are organizing an Easter Basket Giveaway to support neighborhood families for Friday, April 2, 2021.
Transportation
After Ingleside Light Inquiry, Streetcar Boarding Island Safety Device To Be Repaired
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will repair a broken safety device affixed to a K Ingleside streetcar boarding island after the Ingleside Light inquired about its condition.
Politics
Ingleside Terraces Sundial Landmarking Application Scheduled For First Hearing
The Ingleside Terraces Sundial historic landmark application will face its first hurdle, the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission, on April 7, 2021.
Arts & Entertainment
‘As Arts Finds A Way So Will Arts Journalism:’ Independent News Outlets Adapt Arts Coverage To Pandemic
A panel discussion with four San Francisco independent arts and culture journalists shed light on how they adapted their coverage in the wake of the pandemic.
Housing & Development
With First Center For Homeless Living In Vehicles Set To Close, Supervisors Review Cost, Performance
In advance of the closure of the first site for people living in their vehicles at the Balboa Park Upper Yard, city officials discussed the data and takeaways at a Board of Supervisors committee hearing.
News
‘It’s Part Of Community Resiliency': Neighborhood Nonprofit Organizes First Community Baby Shower
The neighborhood’s first Community Baby Shower, which will be held on Saturday, shows resources for families are in high demand in the Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside neighborhood.
News
Neighbors To Review Merced Heights Playground Lower Terrace Renovation Plan Options
The Recreation and Parks Department is holding a virtual community meeting for the second phase of the $6 million renovation of Merced Heights Playground.