In a rare alignment of neighborhood festivities, both the Divisadero Art Walk and the Lower Haight Art Walk are scheduled for this Saturday.

You can snag yourself a special piece of laser-etched art AND meet Santa this afternoon, right here on Fillmore Street.

For your holiday reading pleasure, here's a 136-year-old account of an eventful Thanksgiving night in the Lower Haight.

After more than 15 years as Wak Shack, the salon at 782 Haight Street is getting a new name.

Ho ho ho, Haighters. The Lower Haight Holiday Art Walk is back next Saturday, December 7th.

If you don't have lights installed on your bike yet, the SF Bike Coalition will hook you up for free, tonight, right here in the Lower Haight.

The shuttered Sacred Heart Church at Fell and Fillmore has suddenly found new life -- as a roller skating rink, of all things.

The fate of tour buses roaming the streets around Alamo Square will be decided at an SFMTA hearing today.

New menu items, new hours, and plans for the new year -- there's plenty of activity at 518 Haight Street.

A couple of events, some booze news, and a baker on Baker -- here are a few local news bites for your weekend enjoyment.

The Three Twins scoop shop at 254 Fillmore Street, which was originally slated to reopen in June, is finally nearing completion.

A well-known poster artist was reportedly attacked in the Lower Haight last month, and now his friends are stepping up to help him recover.

The Hapa Ramen crew will be popping up at Wing Wings tonight -- only this time, there won't be any ramen on the menu.