Geri Koeppel

Dog advocates said the recent meeting about the playground wasn't the right forum, but they hope to be included in further discussions about finding a dog play place.

The victim was in serious but not life-threatening condition, and a suspect was later arrested.

Here's what's closed, rerouted and changed due to Pride events in the city.

Whether you're a barista, salesperson, server or social worker, there are job openings in the neighborhood for you right now.

The current and coming ownership plan to meet in a couple of weeks to discuss details about what will change or stay the same, including the name, menu, and staff.

Get a jump on Pride Weekend festivities with Thursday's official unveiling of a new artwork commissioned by the Grand Hyatt. It's located in the courtyard between the hotel and the new Apple Store.

Pick up a vintage mug or beer boot at an "estate sale," starting at 4pm Saturday; there's also a beer pairing dinner with Lagunitas.

Crime at Ping Yuen is the highest of any public housing complex in the city, so four supervisors are negotiating for money to fund security improvements in light of an upcoming management change.

The taco series is a fundraiser for CUESA; this year, it includes chefs from State Bird Provisions, Commonwealth, Quince and more.

The former Tii Restaurant & Cafe now has a sleek, modern interior and serves Taiwanese teas and specialty foods, along with hot pot and noodles.

Ohana Poke Bar is coming to the former Destiny Coffee and Tea on Kearny, and a partner in La Mar may be opening a poke counter in One Market Plaza.

Citing a lack of space for pooches to play in North Beach (and all of District 3), advocates are seeking a dog play area or dog park in Washington Square—or beyond.

This stretch of the Bay Trail doesn't offer traditional beauty, but it goes past or near a host of fun, funky places to eat and shop.

The international noodle chain, which draws big lines in NYC and London, has confirmed it will be opening at the Four Seasons on Market Street.

The Francophile favorite offers imported cheeses, charcuterie, wine, and a selection of fancy pantry goods.

Long a champion of trees, parks and playgrounds, the former supervisor will lead a "green benefit district" in the city's southeast.

The new concept will be "Austrian après-ski and wine tavern meets German beer hall meets Alto Adige salumeria."

Community outreach, physical structures and new property management with more resident services and engagement are on the way.

A serial robbery suspect who's been intimidating young, female store employees is in custody.

Building on the success of last summer's Beat Shindig, the Beat Museum will host Beat-themed events every month for a year.

The architect and contractor spoke to neighbors about the project to hear concerns, which included traffic, access, noise, water run-off, pedestrian access and even the welfare of a resident coyote.

The show includes photos from the book, which was inspired by the centennial of the National Parks Service and weaves in stories of politics, activism, history and people.

The suspect in Friday's hours-long barricaded gunman incident at Powell & Pacific will be arraigned on a long list of charges at the Hall of Justice this afternoon.

A pursuit closed the exit to Treasure Island, where the ambulance ran into the side of the exit and caught fire.

A man, 69, was charged from behind and thrown off the pier into the cold water, but was rescued by a witness.