The 15-time Grammy Award-winning singer will headline at Sue Bierman Park on February 6th to close out the festivities.

One of the many events for SF Sketchfest, Mara Wilson's "What Are You Afraid Of?" makes light of the things that scare three comedians most.

Sunday is the last day to pledge some Kickstarter funds to Brandon Jew's Chinese-meets-California restaurant in the heart of Chinatown, which he says is in the final push to open.

The site, one of four options for a future Central Subway station, could see construction of 19 condos and a restaurant begin shortly.

Organized by neighbors concerned about a recent mugging at gunpoint, the meeting discussed car break-ins, mail theft, and more.

The cheese-centric cafe will open at 7am for croissants, tartines and more, starting this Monday. Happy hour is also on its way.

The new Asian-fusion fast food restaurant will serve up dishes like garlic noodles, fried rice, salads and more, all for under $10.

A new group of Irish owners will completely remodel the bar that closed in October, and the landlord says they'll likely keep the name as well.

Goodwill is moving its corporate offices and workforce services to the Fisherman's Wharf/North Beach border, but sorry, shoppers—no thrift store.

Bring a brown bag lunch and hear about the long list of festivities that will converge at the foot of Market.

Stop at this Market Street kiosk for a quick fix from the world of self-publishing—anything from poetry to political rants to underground comix.

The new venture, with alums from Michelangelo, Volare and Il Casaro, will open at 7am serving Sicilian and American pastries and will stay open for lunch and dinner.

SFPD confirmed that while the investigation is ongoing, "Nothing appears to be suspicious or criminal in nature."