Clear your calendars, folks: the Lower Haight Art Walk is set to return next Friday, April 6th.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a 21 Muni bus on Hayes Street between Fillmore and Webster Streets this morning.

We're used to seeing the occasional pair of sneakers dangling from power lines here in the Lower Haight. But this, this is a new one.

Bay to Breakers, Big Brother, and brunch -- all that and more in today's leftovers.

If you've been eagerly awaiting the new Bi-Rite market and scoop shop that's heading to 550 Divis, you're going to have to wait a few months longer.

Mayor Ed Lee suspended SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi yesterday, the latest in a sad series of developments involving the former District 5 Supervisor.

A reader's question prompts us to ask: how did you get lucky enough to find your Lower Haight home?

Lower Haters shop and gallery, which has occupied 597 Haight Street since 2006, will be shuttering next month.

Last month, we told you that Cuco's had received a 30-day eviction notice. But now it's 40+ days later, and Cuco's is still in business. What gives?

It's the end of the road for the three Steiner Street redwoods, which were cut down in their prime today.

Muni, politics, trees, the Wiggle, pop-ups -- it's the most leftovery leftovers ever!

It's hard for us to believe, but we started Haighteration two years ago today.

Tonight marks the unofficial kickoff of a very big year for the Divisadero corridor, with the grand opening of Rare Device.