This weekend: a bigger Alembic debuts, plus film, music and more.

You may have noticed a smattering of literary quotes now adorning the hood: you're not alone.

Haight Street might finally have a Japanese restaurant in the works.

After installing more than 100 new plants along the pathway, a local group is raising $5,000 to add a much-needed stone wall.

Robert Motherwell, a Victorian Speakeasy, and music are all part of the Labor Day weekend scene in the Haight.

That's not Playa dust you see; it's sand for oil spill cleanup.

The Stanyan Park Hotel, a local Beaux Arts gem, was saved in 1983 from the ignominy of fake brick siding.

On September 12th, Rec & Parks will host the all-day event, with classes on everything from seed saving to building raised beds.

The public is encouraged to attend SF Rec & Parks' Capital Committee meeting this afternoon at 2pm at City Hall (room 416) to discuss, in part, pedestrian safety improvements to the Panhandle.

This weekend in the Haight: live music, nude models, a dog-friendly fundraiser and more.

Is the sit/lie ordinance constitutional? And does it work? We want to know what you think.

A playa pop-up store, DJs at Amoeba, and the Festival of the Chariots are also in the mix.

The latest local tree casualty is a string of cars off of Oak Street.