Editor’s Note: There aren’t always Glen Park related items to convey from the previous week’s Board of Supervisor’s meetings. Going forward, we may skip a week if we see no connection to Glen Park. That kind of happened this week, but the column got high praise last week, so we didn’t want you to wonder […]
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A New Kind of Grooming Experience is Coming to Glen Park
Hi Glen Park! My name is Heather Schneider, and I’m the owner of Goose & Co. Grooming, a new boutique dog grooming studio opening May 15 at 667 Chenery Street. The idea for Goose & Co. started with my own dog, Goose, who struggled with both skin allergies and the loud, rushed, high-stress grooming environments […]
CitySmart Newsletter
The Glen Park News is piloting a weekly column summarizing news from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors that affects Glen Park, Sunnyside and Diamond Heights. Our partner is Tommy Jankowski, a policy enthusiast who uses Board of Supervisor meeting minutes and AI to create a newsletter called CitySmart. (He reads the summaries before publishing to […]
Ann Kathryn Weinstein, 1930–2026
When Ann Kathryn Weinstein purchased a small home on Surrey Street in 1983, she knew this was where she wanted to live. Glen Canyon Park was nearby. The neighbors were friendly. The neighborhood included a library, grocery store, BART station and restaurants, amenities that remain today. Ann passed away peacefully at the Frank Residences on […]
GLEN PARK REAL ESTATE–April recap
First things first, no, I’m not running for Governor. I’ve had more than a few people reach out to me after receiving their ballot to ask if I’ve decided to add another hat to the many that I wear as a real estate agent and mom. There is indeed an Amanda Martin on the ballot. […]
Meet the District 8 Supervisor Candidates
Want to learn more about the candidates running to be Glen Park’s next Supervisor? Come join one of many free community events this May to get informed, engage directly, and be part of the conversation.
GPA Spring 2026 Mtg Summary
The April 28 spring quarterly meeting was a perfect example of what makes Glen Park great: SF PUC canceled its public power presentation at the last minute, and neighborhood historian Evelyn Rose stepped in to fill the gap. Announcements Upcoming events: Congressional District 11 candidate forum (May 6), Refuse Refuse cleanup (May 23), Boba with […]
April 2026 – Incidents
Note: We publish these posts three to four days after the month’s close to balance the completeness of information and timeliness of reporting. Incident Time Intersection Incident Description 2026/04/01 11:25 GOLD MINE DR \ TOPAZ WAY Miscellaneous Investigation 2026/04/02 21:20 BOSWORTH ST \ DIAMOND ST Malicious Mischief, Vandalism to Property 2026/04/06 10:30 DIGBY ST \ […]
CD 11 Candidate Forum Reminder — livestreamed too!
How will D8 be represented in Congress after Representative Nancy Pelosi retires? Find out at a May 6 forum hosted by D8 neighborhood associations at the Randall Museum. Register here for a ticket to this free non-partisan event featuring the three leading candidates: San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan, State Senator Scott Wiener, and Saikat Chakrabarti. […]
Attend the Glen Park Association Quarterly Meeting: LAST MINUTE CHANGE TO AGENDA
Spring Quarterly Meeting Wednesday, April 29, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Glen Park branch library 2825 Diamond Street Agenda Announcements EVELYN ROSE, FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR, GLEN PARK NEIGHBORHOODS PROJECT, WILL REPLACE SFPUC WITH AN INTERACTIVE Q&A ON LOCAL HISTORY *GPA grantees announced *Neighborhood Hero Report! Hear from the folks who make Glen Park a better place to live […]