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In this weekâs newsletter, we report on the ribbon-cutting ceremony for renaming a City College facility after former supervisor Harry Britt and more.
Crime and Security
The police department encourages residents to remain vigilant. Here are their recommendations.
City officials held a public meeting to address concerns ranging from juveniles in the justice system to graffiti.
The police departmentâs graffiti abatement officer provided insight on minimizing a growing form of vandalism in Ingleside.
The supervisors plan to implement security and cleaning measures amid lack of funding and community unease.
Cash and the soundboard used for live music were taken.
After one shooting police officers followed a trail of blood to find a gambling den.
San Francisco police announced Monday that the reward for tips to find the perpetrators of the 2016 shooting death of Keron Lamotte was doubled.
The annual event designed to strengthen the relationship between police and communities will be held at the Ward Rec Center.
The neighborhoodâs longest-serving footbeat officer brings people skills to the street.
After five months at the post, Capt. Eric Vintero was promoted to commander of the Investigations Bureau.
City Attorney David Chiu filed a lawsuit against two landlords over the conditions and code violations of their Randolph Street rental property.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will make repairs after being alerted by The Ingleside Light.
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