Not only are there many vacant storefronts in the Upper Haight, but many have been shuttered for a year or more.

The annual HASF poster contest is underway, and you've got one more day to make your voice heard.

The city is taking 4/20 seriously this year, with street closures, beefed-up police presence, and a hotline just for quality-of-life violations.

Another Haight Street business owner alleges that the shop does not have approvals for food service, only for retail.

The shoplifter, who witnesses say was high or intoxicated, drew a hectic scene to the corner as he was restrained and taken to the hospital.

The new shop offers 24 gelato flavors and five sorbetto options, with an expanded menu coming soon.

Free Cone Day is just around the corner.

Tonight's event at Second Act features a variety of readers, telling stories that are all either funny, sexy, or sad.

Fire trucks responded to a call at Haight Street Market this evening, but the fire, localized in the kitchen, was quickly extinguished. No one was hurt, and the store is open.

Under the Muni Forward plan, anywhere from 37 to 45 percent of upper Haight Street's trees would be removed and replaced next year.

Club Deluxe's monthly evening of stand-up returns tonight, with headliner Lydia Popovich and a slew of other local comedians.

Despite some neighborhood opposition, the SF Deltas will be moving into Kezar Stadium in 2017, thanks to a unanimous vote from SF Rec & Park.

The San Francisco Deltas are close to getting an approval to play home games at Kezar—but the HANC is now opposing that effort.