All the Tenderloin news you may have missed, plus the weekend's top events.

Here's our recap of the week's news, an update on important community meetings, and a guide to this weekend's biggest events.

Kristian Cosentino of Dirty Water, Richard Vila of Poquito, and acclaimed bartender Ashley Miller hope to elevate Polk's cocktail scene.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

100+ people protested in the Board of Supervisors' chambers, but a committee still voted to move the project ahead to a full vote in two weeks.

The Canadian footwear and apparel shop just opened its very first U.S. location on Polk at Sutter.

A slew of development projects have been working their way through the planning process this year. Here's what's in store for lots across the neighborhood.

More than 40 local artists are gathering at Root Division to create unique gifts on the spot—and immediately sell them to holiday shoppers.

A man in his late 20s was stabbed in the head and face with a kitchen knife yesterday afternoon, as he attempted to use the restroom at SF's Main Public Library.

The popular Filipino diner in Daly City has filed a permit application for Kare-Ken's space at 552 Jones St., which has sat empty since mid-June.

A pepper-spray robbery at REI, a life-threatening stabbing on Seventh Street, and a pair of arsons are also among the latest crime news in SoMa.

Walter Bishop-Jones, who's developed a cult following for his haircutting skills, is transforming a former storage unit into a barber shop.

We've got a long list of festive events for the long holiday weekend ahead.