After attempting to flee a traffic stop last night, a motorist collided with another car and flipped, halting traffic at the busy intersection.

Originally set to end yesterday after construction was completed, J-Church bus service is continuing at all aboveground stops today, as the sinkhole at 24th & Church has not yet been fixed.

Here's your digest of all the week's big news in SoMa, and intel on a jam-packed weekend of events in the neighborhood.

The Mid-Market craft cocktail bar, from the team behind Maven, will feature live jazz musicians (with no cover), as well as bar bites.

Photographer Sawyer Forbes, dressed as Santa, was spreading something less than cheer at Madrone Art Bar over the weekend as he insulted people looking at his artwork. He was thrown out of the bar.

A proposed new jail is in the works, but the HOJ's non-incarcerated occupants are complaining of a number of issues, from vermin to urine to power failures, that they say the city isn't addressing.

While 2,800 PG&E customers had their power restored in five minutes, another 3,300 remained without electricity.

After months of legal battles with its landlord, the Port of San Francisco, the 50-year-old restaurant had its final service last night.

The SFMTA's board of directors has approved a permanent program allowing tech shuttle buses to drop off and pick up passengers at Muni stops.

A car spontaneously burst into flames during the evening commute, but SFFD quickly doused the blaze.

After 14 years of slinging cheesesteaks on Divisadero, Jay's is being replaced by a Korean stone pot restaurant from the brothers behind Namu.

Though Hayes & Kebab's return is still up in the air, the restaurant's fans can get their fix at a new location at 16th and Valencia.

The new pizza and Italian food spot debuted last week in the former Pizza Inferno space. It boasts a 25-tap craft beer list, and is open late: until 10pm on weeknights and midnight on weekends.