This week's crimes involve a band of hat thieves in the Wharf, an assault with a skateboard near the Ferry Building, a stabbing in Portsmouth Square, and various muggings, including one via bike.

Activities include autograph signing, other fan activities and a free concert by Ellie Goulding and Train at 3:30pm Thursday.

A contingent of neighbors are vowing to fight the plans in order to get the building's design altered.

The founder of the Barbary Coast Trail talks about how the plaques came to be, what they reference and how to sponsor one.

The liquor license is still pending after more than 400 protests were filed.

From 10pm September 4th through around 2pm September 5th, SFMTA will be doing track work for the Central Subway T Line.

Some say it's high time to let more places have a liquor license, in order to compete; others say the neighborhood already has enough.

A protest to save dolphins from slaughter and capture prompted choruses of honking from passing drivers.

Formerly a boutique in North Beach, P&P features jewelry, cards, and more from 150 local artists and craftspeople.

The historic Belli and Genella buildings are offering market-rate units ranging from $3,500 to $7,500 per month.

The new ambassadors will greet visitors, give directions, and prevent street blockages.

Offering "Indian flavors wrapped in a California state of mind," the truck's first brick-and-mortar location will open later this year at 71 Stevenson St.

Formerly the Powell Hotel, the revamped 152-room property will include a take-away cafe and high-tech communal space.