The nonprofit secured dedicated office space in the midst of one of its most-served communities.

A psychedelic clothier has shuttered, and a new pizza place is open until 3am on weekends.

"We're not going to take a position on any particular configuration until there's a design to review," a HANC member told Hoodline.

The new spot serves small plates of familiar and reinvented Korean foods.

The work is part of a project that's replacing sewer mains between Haight and Frederick streets.

After a clearance sale, owner Bradley Burch said he plans to focus "on a new e-commerce concept."

Police are still investigating the scene.

The new concept will be the Upper Haight's only option for Chinese food.

A holiday event for late shoppers will include wine and an artist reception.

"I never imagined that after twelve years, San Francisco would turn on me," said owner Cicely Hansen.

Notice of the tentative approval was posted on-site, with forms detailing how to submit a protest to the city.

Residents (and politicians) are wondering whether London Breed will run for mayor or remain a supervisor.

In light of recent controversy, two of the three designs under consideration retain sand play areas.