A shoplifter known to plague businesses throughout the Lower Haight and Divisadero corridors is back at it, and at least one employee has had enough.

To mark the 106th anniversary of the 1906 quake, the SFMTA has released a new set of historical photos, some of which feature our neighborhood.

Yesterday, SF Weekly counted down SF's top 8 fake meat sandwiches. And coming in at #1 was a dish served right here in the Lower Haight.

This past Thursday, we sat down with Supervisor Olague to discuss your questions on bikeways, redistricting, the fire, Mirkarimi and more.

Here are some of our pics from yesterday's DogFest in Duboce Park, which raised a whopping $87,000 for McKinley Elementary School.

Apparently somebody is missing a pair of black pants, and they've plastered the neighborhood with flyers offering a reward for the trousers' return.

It's Friday the 13th! You know what that means: freaky-deaky leftovers. Let's do it.

The 5th annual celebration of all things canine returns to Duboce Park this Saturday, and this year's edition promises to be as poochtastical as ever.

A year after a surprisingly difficult permitting battle, the Doc's of the Bay food truck is ready to do biz on Divis.

After 5 months of shy mystery, 493 Haight Street finally dropped its white plastic tarp yesterday.

The medical examiner's office is asking the public for help in identifying a man killed by the 21 Hayes Muni bus on March 25th.

This Thursday night it's the return of the Divisadero Art Walk, with discount and delights dotting Divis from Haight to Geary.

You won't get many opportunities to live in a 7,000 square foot Buddhist Temple, let alone one located in the Lower Haight. But, here's your chance.