Apologies if it seems like we're repeating ourselves (it IS Groundhog Day, after all), but let's recap a few events happening in the 'hood tonight.

The organizers of this year's Noise Pop Festival have chosen our 'hood as the site of a month-long, ever-changing pop-up shop, launching tomorrow.

Prepare to refresh your browser obsessively in the minutes leading up to 6pm today, because Ragazza's blockbuster auction is coming to an end.

The Lower Haight Merchants and Neighbors Association has organized a neighborhood meeting to discuss safety and security in the Lower Haight.

A film about two combative roommates who lived on Steiner Street in the late 1980s premiered this week at the Sundance Film Festival.

Last night around 10:50pm, the Oak Gourmet convenience store at the corner of Oak and Buchanan was robbed at gunpoint.

Two new restaurants, a poster contest, a cartoon, and a trunk show are just some of the stories in this week's leftovers.

We've got a trio of updates on crimes and emergencies that have occurred in the neighborhood this past week.

Does misery truly love company? Find out tonight at Revolver's latest pop-up shop, where your public agony won't just be tolerated, but encouraged.

The Bella Union salon (142 Fillmore) recently closed for good, but in a few days a new salon - dubbed "Rubio and Raven" - will be taking its place.

First came the bunnies, then came the kittens... now come the heels. The latest mural to rock the area is taking shape today on Scott Street.

The wraps are finally off of new restaurant Palmyra, and though the doors are still locked, it looks as though that's going to change. Like, today.

Ragazza's star-studded auction to raise funds for a former employee's recovery is now underway! Check out the amazing prizes, and get your bidding on.