The Most-Read Stories Of 2024
In this week’s newsletter, we share the 10 most-read stories of the year and more.
Government and Causes
Earlier this month, the District 11 Council and District 11 Democratic Club issued their endorsements for the November general election.
Former District 11 Supervisor John Avalos filed a complaint to the Ethics Commission against sitting District 11 Supervisor Ahsha Safaí over a text message sent to constituents as the two candidates face off in the November election.
For the next city budget, the district supervisors proposed allocating considerable funds for community programs and activities in the greater Ingleside.
Three of four Ingleside-focused community projects were funded by this year's round of District 7 Participatory Budgeting.
"The whole idea of the mural was to connect, in solidarity, to the rest of the world and to uplift Black people, Black voices and Black issues."
Four neighborhood projects are in the running to be funded by the 2020 cycle of District 7 Participatory Budgeting.
In "Willie's World" on June 28, former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown highlights Ingleside Presbyterian Church and the Ingleside neighborhood.
Due to an administrative investigation, Taraval Station police Capt. Nicholas Rainsford was reassigned in mid June to the Homeland Security Unit.
The Ingleside Light checked in with Allison Thompson of Performing Arts Workshop, which will offer arts programming to the public in the historic Geneva Powerhouse.
“We would like the community to submit any remembrances that they have."
Neil Ballard represents District 7’s interests on the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s 15-member advisory board called the Citizens’ Advisory Council.
Eric “Kansas” Heaney is leading an effort to start a cooperative organization called Ingleside Community Power.
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