Tonight, Upper Haight seniors are encouraged to meet, establish common ground, and set up a network for programs and happenings.

Sunshine, parks, and the great outdoors are on tap for the Upper Haight this weekend.

This weekend, the Grand Newsstand's Courtney Riddle is launching Kiosk Fest, a Market Street celebration of printed matter and art.

Pictoclik, a local film collective, is now offering regular programming at Second Act, including a screening of LGBT-centric short films tomorrow night.

Nosh on bagels, help celebrate a local business, and check out music, film and literary events.

The former Tikka Fresh, Tikka Masala Pizza, and Savri space has a new owner and concept.

The flyers, which cite opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement, also include contact information for joining the KKK.

The collapse of an enormous Monterey cypress branch last night has blocked the bike path between Clayton and Ashbury streets. Thankfully, no one was hurt in the incident.

This weekend's events include the debut of Flower Piano at the Botanical Garden, as well as a ton of live music and a documentary film.

'Flower Piano,' the outdoor public piano exhibition, will once again offer both scheduled performances and time for free play.

The car crashed into a home on 32nd Avenue.

According to a store employee, the shop, which was revived in 2014, will keep running until the inventory is sold off (there's a liquidation sale on, of course), probably around the end of the month.

Last Friday was the first day of business for Haight Gallery, a new spot featuring the work of local artists.