Removed in 2013 for restoration and site modifications, the Sue Bierman Park sculpture won't be back in time for Super Bowl City.

The change will open up the entire 200 block to private vehicles loading and unloading passengers.

The Indian restaurant appears to be closed for good—strange timing, given its proximity to the Super Bowl festivities.

The divey downtown institution is cleaner and has a few ritzier food items, but you can still get affordable drinks and chili dogs.

This is the third fallen tree on Columbus Avenue we've reported on in the past five months.

The latest watering hole from upscale cocktail masterminds Future Bars is now open. Breaking with the trend, partner Brian Sheehy told us that it'll be a "simple downtown bar" like its predecessor.

Some say the proposal will disproportionately squeeze the already densely populated district, while others are in favor of more housing.

An irate would-be patient turned violent, another ATM theft, a grinch who robbed a home over the holidays, and more recent crime updates.

Expect to be inconvenienced, even if you don't plan to visit Super Bowl City, due to street closures, Muni re-routing and cramped public transit.

Isaak, Matt Nathanson, and The Band Perry will join Alicia Keys and a slew of local musicians in performing at Super Bowl City.

38-year-old suspect Collin White, of San Francisco, is being held on $400,000 bail. Jackson's family will honor him at Caffe Trieste this weekend.

Dave Chappelle announced a surprise stand-up show for 7pm Saturday at the 3,000-seat Masonic on Nob Hill, according to SFGate, which reports last-minute dates are common practice for Chappelle.

The customizable burger concept, already in place at locations in Union Square and the Stonestown Galleria, is coming to Front Street.