Doctor David E. Smith, MD, founder of the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, is being honored for his life's legacy.

Don't plan on parking on Cole Street between Oak and Haight any time soon.

We heard some feedback from those who were able to attend.

Observe: times they are a-changing, as they say, at the corner of Haight and Cole.

Considering all the crazy things happening lately, we'd thought we'd throw together a PSA for emergency situations.

Look out for your canine friends: poison meatballs were found just around the corner near Twin Peaks.

Get out there, get some exercise, support a long-time local, and learn about your neighborhood.

We try not to plug Booksmith too much around here, but they've got some goings-on this week we thought you should know about.

Some concerned citizens are opposing a new AT&T wireless telecommunications services site proposed for the roof of Earthsong.

An Upper Haight block party of sorts (and no, not the Haight Street Fair) is in the works.

The Haight Street lingerie store is expanding.

Isabel Wade and the Friends of Buena Vista Park started a change.org petition to "restore and improve" Buena Vista park.

The state needs the rain, but if you're anything like us, you're woefully underprepared.