Lower Haight restaurant RNM is closing for three months of renovations.

Throughout June, shops and restaurants along Divisadero's southern half are offering discounts to patrons who present a bike helmet or lock key.

Tucked inside the Harvey Milk Recreational Arts Building, the Photo Center features a darkroom, portrait studio, exhibition space, and digital lab.

Hairdoo Voodoo, the salon on Waller between Steiner and Pierce, has abruptly closed.

A fan painted to look like a cow is the subject of this week's Lower Haight quiz.

An arrest has been made in the case of Pearla Louis, the woman whose body was found in a suitcase in the Bay two weeks ago.

Lower Haters and D-Structure host events tonight, followed by afterparties at Noc Noc and Nickies.

Tonight all along Divisadero, find exhibitions and discounts as part of the Divisadero Art Walk.

Robotspeak, the music store on Haight Street, will be staying open but shifting its focus to music education and consultations.

We take a look at some statistics from our first 100 Haighteration posts.

Take a sneak peek inside Cafe Cortado before it opens on Market St next week.

Philip Roland (formerly of Roland's Bakery) is leaving Terra Bakery in Hayes Valley after barely a month in business.

Memphis Minnie's, the Lower Haight's own award-winning, crowd-pleasing BBQ joint, is hiring a new chef and general manager.