Amanda Gonzalez

Haight Street was one of the first in the city to be named for a woman.

Ahead of her book signing tomorrow, the best-selling vampire novelist delves into her memories from 30 years in the Bay Area, how her experiences here helped shape her latest book and more.

Two months in, the Bay Area-centric gift shop is easing into the neighborhood comfortably.

Imagine: an amusement park filled with a man-made lake, zoo, water slide and more, all in Upper Haight. It was a reality in 1895.

The revamped former wash-and-fold near Buena Vista Park will open as Ritual Coffee's newest location on April 26th.

The LGBT-themed miniseries from the team behind "Milk," which shoots in SF this month, has commissioned a mural at Central Haight Market for filming.

Dancers from PopStar Booty Camp will be showing off their routines for Beyonce's "Formation" and Justin Bieber's "Sorry" at two flash mob performances on April 17th.

The Upper Haight Grounds was once the city's premier baseball park, drawing local and national teams—and even a king.

A row of brightly colored houses on Central Avenue lost a key member today.

Don't be surprised if you see a synchronized performance on Sunday while strolling the Embarcadero. Flash mobs are slated for 1:30pm at Cupid's Span and 2:30pm near the Ferry Building.

Though some initially griped about the new look, new owner Kyle Wong says business is booming, with more changes on the way.

It's not clear how old the skull is, or any other circumstances related to its location in the wall.

As a bevy of tipsters have pointed out, the sign is up for the new Ritual Coffee Roasters location at the corner of Haight and Central. The sign was erected sometime on Thursday of last week.

Alsalt, known as "T" or "Mr. T," is familiar to Central Haight Market shoppers for his signature goatee and love of SF sports teams.