May Rewind: Former Target Filled, Bikeway Work Begins
Stories from May 2024 and more.
Good morning! It's Saturday, June 1.
Here are all of our stories from May and more.
Ingleside’s Utility Boxes Are Getting Makeovers This Year
The neighborhood’s utility cabinets are getting revamped with help from city funds and young artists.
Anne Marie Kristoff
Jose Morales Talks His District 11 Supervisor Campaign
Jose Morales, who was born and raised in the neighborhood, wants to focus on government oversight if elected in November.
Anne Marie Kristoff
Frida Kahlo Way Project Construction Begins
A controversial project to add a bikeway beside City College of San Francisco began construction this week.
Jerold Chinn
Michael Lai Talks About His District 11 Supervisor Campaign
Michael Lai, a childcare entrepreneur, talks about his vision for District 11 if elected to the Board of Supervisors in November.
Anne Marie Kristoff
City College of San Francisco Taps New Interim Chancellor
The college’s board of trustees is expected to confirm the selection of Mitchell Bailey for the top job at their May 30 meeting.
Anne Marie Kristoff
Brotherhood Way Traffic Safety Plan Drawings Held Up
The project team is still refining its methodology to ensure proposals are free of “fatal flaws,” a spokesperson said.
The Ingleside Light Staff
Other Stories from May
- Ingleside's El Rey Theatre Gets A New Mural
- Performer Behind City College's Rocky the Ram Revealed At Graduation Ceremony
- Randolph And Bright Mini Park Is Getting a Much-Needed Renovation
- Repair Work To Close Twin Peaks Tunnel For 8 Days
- District 11 Supervisor Candidates Share Positions In First Forum
- SFMTA Approves Frida Kahlo Way Bikeway Despite City College's Opposition
- Bird & Beckett Books And Records Celebrates 25th Anniversary Throughout May
- Ocean View Library Planning Restarts, Future Location Uncertain
- SFMTA To Replace Parking Meters Along Ingleside's Ocean Avenue
- Ingleside’s Former Target Space Has New Tenant Lined Up
ICYMI: Stories From April
- City College of San Francisco Advances Noncitizen Voting Plan
- From Deposit Station To Civic Landmark: The Story of Ingleside's Library
- SFPD To Launch New Safety Program After San Francisco SAFE Collapses
- Purtea Serves Boba With Vibes On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue
- Q&A: Climate Action Now California's Markos Major On A Greener Tomorrow
- Upzoning Ingleside: Proposal To Meet Housing Goal Still Shifting
- Update: Man Stabbed At Ingleside's Whole Foods Market
- Bikeway Proposal Still Drawing Concerns From City College
- Performing Arts Workshop Fundraising To Add Art To Geneva Office Building
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