Shrader was closed off from Beulah to Waller after a small fire was reported at 746-748 Shrader.

A full event calendar for the weekend, plus the biggest neighborhood news of the week.

Join Supervisor Breed and SFPD at Park Station tonight to discuss neighborhood concerns about transients on and around Haight Street.

Supervisor Breed has called for the contractor and subcontractor to be fired after five gas line ruptures on the same block.

Documentaries about the killing of Sikhs in Minnesota and an SF district attorney's work to uncover a skinhead gang will be shown.

The Upper Haight's much-maligned infrastructure project made a brief return today, and will recommence in earnest on Monday.

Magnolia's parklet has been disrupted by the Haight infrastructure project, and may not return.

After a brief respite, First Thursday in the Upper Haight is back on, with discounts, food, live music, and more at local merchants.

The merchants fair won't be returning this year, but a 2016 event is in the works.

The Haight's mobile bicycle-powered library is expanding.

A new documentary about Margaret Cho's #BeRobin campaign debuts this weekend in the Haight.

August 27th's gas line rupture, the third this year, is provoking scrutiny from neighborhood groups.

Take a look at the Alembic's newly expanded digs, which should open to the public in the next two weeks.