Speaking For The Trees
In this week’s newsletter, we check on the state of Ocean Avenue's urban canopy and more.
Politics
Government and Causes
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News
Mullaney's Picks: Traffic Enforcement, PG&E Ties, More
The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco curated by Alex Mullaney for members of The Ingleside Light.
Politics
$20,900 Prototype Trash Can Ready For Review On Ocean Avenue
Three prototype waste receptacles have been installed across the city for testing to determine the public’s preference.
News
Q&A: Meet Ocean Avenue Footbeat Officer Drewkai Butler
The neighborhood’s longest-serving footbeat officer brings people skills to the street.
Politics
Mullaney's Picks: City College Funding , Anti-Corruption Unit
The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco and more curated by The Ingleside Light's Editor Alex Mullaney.
News
Q&A: Johanna Lopez Miyaki On New Mini Park Initiative
The lead organizer of Friends of the OMI Mini Parks talks about organizing and fundraising for the neighborhood's pocket parks.
Politics
Ingleside Merchants Want Marketing Help. Will The City Act?
Merchants said the marketing campaigns should be designed to attract residents and visitors alike for dining, shopping and cultural events.
Politics
Supervisors Melgar, Safai Share Plans For New City Budget
Ingleside’s elected representatives shared their proposed allocations for the upcoming $14 billion city budget.
Politics
Voting Opens for District 7 Participatory Budgeting Projects
After a year hiatus, District Seven Participatory Budgeting is back with 11 projects to be voted on for approval by district residents.
Politics
City Presents Plans For Ocean View Library Relocation
Government officials led a meeting about the replacement of the Ocean View Branch Library to collect community feedback.
Politics
Fimbres Runs For State Insurance Commissioner
Veronika Fimbres tells The Ingleside Light about the needed change to the insurance sector she will implement if elected.
News
Brooks Park Champion, Community Advocate Lonnie Lawson Dies
In Brooks Park, Lonnie Lawson will be remembered for his decades of advocacy for the community.
Education
City College Teachers Camp On Campus To Protest Cuts
City College of San Francisco teachers and supporters are camping on campus to protest more than 200 faculty layoffs ahead of a Friday final vote.