After months of preparation, Ducks In A Row is finally ready for its full unveiling on Haight Street.

Got a few million lying around? One of the famed Four Seasons homes, built in 1900, is on the market.

It's been an eventful month in the Haight for crime—here's what went down.

The long-running nursery changed hands three years ago, and its new owner is highly focused on sustainability.

Everyone, it seems, is hiring in the Upper Haight. Here's a roundup of current job openings in the neighborhood.

This weekend is packed with live music, comedy, and art offerings, as well as a few great reasons to get outside.

Opening this Monday, the cafe will provide a neighborhood destination for coffee, bites, wine, and film screenings.

In addition to your typical Bay To Breakers festivities, this weekend features a lot of live music, some unusual plants and Juanita MORE!

The popular coffee shop is finally reopening tomorrow after its lengthy renovation, with limited hours at first as it finds its feet.

After undergoing some trouble with the city for serving food without a permit, the new gelato shop has filed a change-of-use application, in an effort to be legally compliant and keep its doors open.

Its application to obtain a restaurant permit is due to the city today, but it's unclear whether the new gelato shop will follow through.

The SFTRU believes that Muni should work to get riders anywhere in the city in 30 minutes—by the year 2030.

This year marks the 40th in business on Haight for Distractions owner Jim Siegel, a former street kid and unlikely small-business success.