The Haight's infrastructure project is back on, but merchants are concerned it'll impact business in their busiest months of the year.

This month featured downed trees, a meth house raid, racist flyers, and hit-and-runs.

The Red Vic has morphed yet again, into what will be a vintage furniture shop and possible co-op childcare space.

The designs for the Upper Haight's renovation have been revealed, and you're invited to voice your opinion.

Tonight, a community meeting will solicit neighbors' feedback on the Haight's future streetscaping, while this Saturday, an urban forester will lead a tour of Haight Street trees set for removal.

Check out Alvord Lake's new open-air art exhibition, today and twice a week through the summer.

Google.org is doing a matching campaign with Streets, which gives homeless youth beds and counseling in exchange for street cleaning services.

The murals that used to adorn the Boys and Girls Club in the Haight are free to any public space, but have yet to be claimed.

New plans have been drawn up for streetscaping and pedestrian-scale lighting, which will be discussed at a community meeting next week.

Here's your monthly snapshot of crime in the Upper Haight.

Second Act's Marketplace will soon have a new tenant, specializing in Korean fare centered around organic, non-GMO, sugar-free kimchi.

A San Francisco-based group called Green Guide Tours has started running marijuana walking tours through Divisadero and the Upper Haight.

Organizations working with homeless youth in the Haight say there's been a precipitous drop in youth seeking services.