The Ingleside Light's 10 Most-Read Stories Of 2024
Readers paid a lot of attention to these stories this year.
Government and Causes
The San Francisco Police Department officers and staff detailed to Ingleside Station work out of a century-old building in Balboa Park.
The Nine-member Redistricting Task Force Is Collecting Feedback Before It Proposes New Lines For The City’s 11 Supervisor Districts.
Negotiations over the use of furloughs faltered.
Project management changes, a challenging location and a significant funding gap have waylaid the project.
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority wants to know what future transportation projects and studies should be tackled before seeking to reauthorize its half-cent sales tax next year.
After much research and many meetings, Ingleside has another historic landmark.
The Board of Supervisors’ Land Use and Transportation Committee moved forward the sundial and park's landmark designation on Monday.
Ingleside’s newest piece of public art is a metal gate inspired by spirals.
The huge mural depicting Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside leaders and landmarks was touched up for its twentieth anniversary.
$250,000 worth of neighborhood projects were funded in 2021.
The District 7 and 11 supervisors funded a variety of projects and programs in the 2021-2023 city budget.
The Southbound I-280 Ocean Avenue Off Ramp redesign project, which will realign the roadway, was funded Tuesday by the San Francisco County Transportation Authority.
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