The Haight Ashbury, synonymous with rock 'n roll history, will no longer have a place to buy musical equipment.

The retailer's planned December opening has been pushed back indefinitely, after it realized it needed special permits to open.

After decades of being SF's go-to destination for illicit cannabis, the Haight is finally getting its first legal weed shop.

One of the Haight's longest-running restaurants is struggling, and the owner lays the blame on delivery apps.

John Fluevog, the founder of Fluevog Shoes, will be in the Haight this Friday for a 50th anniversary celebration and book party.

Captain Pagano will inherit a police station with relatively little violent crime, but a host of longstanding tensions.

The space has had a speedy turnaround — but the new tenant might be violating the Haight's formula retail laws.

Attendees at tonight's Pete Davidson show are required to submit signed non-disclosure agreements for entry.

Most of the project will be completely dormant from Thanksgiving through New Years, in a concession to local merchants hit hard by the traffic disruption.

The new barbershop, by San Francisco natives Eshawn Scranton and Alan Menenses, is a traditional barbershop with a Haight Street twist.

With the first wave of winter weather moving through the Bay Area Thanksgiving week, the city's Department of Homelessness is stepping up seasonal aid.

Jennifer Piallat has kept the neighborhood favorite thriving by putting her employees first and taking its clientele seriously.

The Upper Haight bistro closed on Monday, but a reopening date is already on the horizon.