The West Portal Parents Club (WPPC) has several opportunities for GWPNA members and our neighbors to collaborate at West Portal Elementary School! Email Julie or Jessica at Info@Westportalparentsclub.org if you want to get involved.
They also welcome you to share any ideas or opportunities you see for collaboration.
Thank you for making our community so welcoming, and there will be more to come!
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2025 Time: 5:30-8:00 p.m. Location: Unwine’d, 9 West Portal Avenue Cost: $50.00 per person
Please join in the fun as the West of Twin Peaks Central Council (WTPCC) celebrates the season with its annual Holiday Party!
Please note: You MUST register online if you’d like to attend. Payment can be made online or at the door.
Traffic Advisory
Date: November 10, 2025
District: 4
San Francisco — Caltrans is announcing the start of the 19th Avenue Rehabilitation Project, a major effort to restore and improve one of San Francisco’s busiest corridors. Construction is scheduled to begin Monday, December 1, 2025, at Sloat Boulevard, moving north toward Lincoln Way as part of Phase 1 of the project.
Project Details
The 19th Avenue Rehabilitation Project will repave all six lanes of State Route 1 (19th Avenue) between Lincoln Way and Holloway Avenue, covering 18.8 lane miles. The project also includes repaving the intersection of 19th Avenue, Park Presidio Boulevard, and California Street.
Traffic Impacts
For real-time traffic information, visit: quickmap.dot.ca.gov
Caltrans thanks the traveling public for their patience while this important work is completed. Please visit Caltranswww.sfhighwayprojects.com, QuickMap:http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov or follow Caltrans on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/CaltransD4
Contact: Lori Shepherd
Phone: (510) 406-9908
Email: lori.shepherd@dot.ca.gov
While many of us would like the City to assume responsibility for maintaining local public open spaces, it’s unlikely that this will happen within the next year for the Kensington Bridge Project. Our neighbor Carol Dimmick continues to work with our elected officials to find a funding source for some of these projects and is asking us to consider making a generous donation to the Kensington Bridge Project.
Terra Landscaping provides valuable maintenance for Kensington, and donations are desperately needed to ensure this continues. Your donations will ensure the planted areas on both sides of Kensington Bridge remain healthy and the sidewalks and span are swept and cleared of debris.
If you agree this project adds value to our community, now is the time to make a donation. If you have any questions, please email Carol or call her at the number below. Thank you!!
Carol Dimmick
crdimmi@aol.com (415) 566-6353
