The "European general store" at the nexus of Mid-Market, SoMa and Hayes Valley offers a whimsical array of gifts, stationery, jewelry, and more.

"Chance," set in SF, has been picked up for two seasons by Hulu. It'll kick off its shoot with a major fight scene in Washington Square Park on Friday.

City officials and others attended the ribbon-cutting for Chinese Hospital that began at 11am today, and featured performers from Beach Blanket Babylon.

The exchange's all-female staff was required to memorize every customer's phone number and address—more than 3,000 of them.

Officers responded to a call of a man holding a victim at gunpoint, and chased him roof to roof. The suspect ultimately jumped, landing on a car.

The latest crime blotter also includes an update on the addition of more cops to the Fisherman's Wharf beat.

After several weeks of construction, a sign has gone up saying Hanlin Tea Room is coming soon in the former Tii Restaurant & Cafe on Kearny. The new spot will serve Taiwanese food, tea and bubble tea.

Still hard at work on safety and beautification, the CBD just got a grant to look into widening its reach to Jackson Square and other areas.

On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution asking the ABC not to give licenses to businesses that traditionally haven't sold booze.

The meeting didn't address a recent flap with SF Planning, which questioned some elements of the project, including the historic spiegeltent.

'Wake Up SF: Strike for 15 and Our Homes' aims to draw attention to a host of issues, including displacement, police violence, threats to unionization and poverty-level wages.

"SOS Vallejo" is urging an alternative design for the Poets Plaza that would create open space yet allow vehicles on the 600 block of Vallejo.

From goat cheese to goat tacos to cuddling baby goats, you can get your goat fix at the event that's been nicknamed "Goatchella."