With two new deals in the Lower Haight -- one for free ice cream and another for a $10 haircut -- it's high time we rounded 'em all up in one place.

Spotted on Oak Street yesterday afternoon was this woven delight -- quite possibly the most spectacular carpet we've ever seen.

Haighteration has been invited to host a pop-up shop in the Fifty24SF space on Fillmore for one night only in February. What should we do there?

Well, the results are in, and with 1647 votes counted, lowly Potrero Hill has somehow defeated the Lower Haight in the Curbed Cup -- by ONE VOTE!

Recently we wondered what was lurking inside the long-shuttered pink mansion on Waller and Pierce. Well, we now have an answer. Hint: not ghosts.

2011 begins with the conclusion of the Curbed Cup grudge match between the Lower Haight and Potrero Hill. Voting ends at noon today!

In one final bit of navel-gazing before we head out to drink ourselves into '11, let's take a look back, month by month, at the year that was.

This week, we've been counting down our biggest stories of 2010. Today, we've reached the top. Here's our most popular story... well... ever!

Hot on the heels of recent deals at Cafe Divis and Merch comes Scoutmob's latest offer -- 50% off at D-Structure (520 Haight)!

A few readers have asked what's going on with the new "Palmyra" signage at the old Burger Joint location (700 Haight St). Here's what we know...

We thought this was a light-hearted one about minor crime in the neighborhood. We never meant it as a tutorial. Here's our 2nd-biggest story of 2010!

It's on. The climactic final battle of the Curbed Cup, the online tournament for the title of San Francisco's neighborhood of the year, has begun.

More local restaurant news! Today Tablehopper provides fresh details about the imminent transformation of Cafe Divis into a wine bar dubbed "Vinyl."