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Public Safety
Crime and Security
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Public Safety
New Police Captains Assigned To Ingleside, Taraval Stations
Capt. Derrick Lew will lead Ingleside Station and Capt. Eric Vintero will lead Taraval Station.
Public Safety
Police Arrest Suspects In Robbery Of Ingleside’s Wells Fargo, 6 Other Banks
The two Suspects were arrested by police in Oakland in late December.
Transportation
Ocean Avenue Speed Limit Reduction Approved But How Well Will It Work?
The speed limit along Ingleside’s stretch of Ocean Avenue will drop from 25 to 20 miles per hour next year. But will that alone be enough to improve safety?
Transportation
SFMTA Moves to Lower Speed Limit on Ocean Avenue, Other Streets Under New State Law
The speed limit on two stretches of Ocean Avenue and other streets may soon be reduced by 5 miles per hour by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Public Safety
Fundraiser for Vandalized Chase Luck Bakery Nears Goal
A customer set up the online fundraiser for the popular Ingleside small business.
Business
UPDATED: Police Announce Arrest of Suspect in Storefront Vandalism Spree
Police arrest suspect in storefront window vandalism spree.
Public Safety
Wave of Vandalism Leaves Ingleside Small Businesses with Broken Windows
Two small businesses on the 1900 block of Ocean Avenue have had windows broken twice by a vandal.
Transportation
$2.1 Million Allocated for Southbound I-280 Ocean Avenue Off Ramp Design Project
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.
Public Safety
‘Our City Has to Fix It’: Ingleside Businesses Grappling with Burglaries, Broken Windows
Repairs are costly for small business owners hit by crime, especially amidst the pandemic.
Public Safety
SFPD Arrests Man For Anti-Asian Violence In The Ingleside Neighborhood
Taraval Station police officers arrested a man in connection to an anti-Asian violent attack in the Ingleside neighborhood over the weekend.
Business
Time, Money, Public Records: Journalists Discuss State Of Investigative Reporting In San Francisco
Journalists discussed the difficulty and benefits of conducting independent investigative reporting in San Francisco at a panel discussion for the Save SF News fundraiser.
Arts & Entertainment
Graffiti-Prone Utility Box Transformed With Mural Depicting Native Plants
Neighborhood artist Neil Ballard painted a mural depicting native plants on a graffiti-prone utility box this week.