This month's art walk will be busier than usual, thanks to the addition of two new galleries and the crowds in town for the Super Bowl.

Local activist and environmental attorney Jon Golinger wants to see Port Commission and director appointments divided between the mayor and the Board of Supervisors.

The newest Onigilly, at Sansome and Commercial, will debut later this month in the former location of sandwich shop Prime Dip.

Many merchants we talked to say business is either down or holding steady.

Inspired by Parisian bistros and Victorian decor, the new lounge serves up craft cocktails and upscale bar bites like oysters and caviar.

The shop's first West Coast location stocks 4,200 bottles of wine, spirits, beer, sake and cider, and features an in-house tasting room.

Just like the Super Bowl, the Puppy Bowl is coming to SF, with three days of live "play" between adorable, adoptable puppies.

Wilma Pang is hosting a class this Saturday on how to make the two dishes, which portend good luck and good fortune for the new year.

The project appears to be a multistory eating and drinking emporium, with a bakery, bistro, bar and fine dining restaurant.

The City Attorney's office has sent an invoice to Nikki Sparks, the organizer of a December Lightsaber Battle, requesting she pay $5,220 for damages to Sue Bierman Park and park ranger staffing.

Moyer, only the second woman to lead the Port in its 151-year history, is leaving to take a position with a real estate development firm.

Roughly one million people are expected to party at the temporary football-themed "city" this week. Here's a peek inside.

Hailed for recent improvements in safety and security, the store is now testing out staying open until midnight.