Live bands, food stands, community groups, merchant booths and more line the streets this weekend.

This week saw an array of attacks, thefts and another hot prowl, as well as a satisfying traffic citation.

A building owner's bid to remove 10 trees at 201 Spear St. has been denied on appeal.

A motorcyclist suspected of drunk driving was arrested at the scene.

Better lighting, improved cleanliness, and possible noise reduction are all priorities.

Politicians, community advocates, business leaders and more turned out to applaud a new affordable housing development.

Bricklayer Tom Peyton fixes damage from an April car crash.

Plans call for 33 units, along with retail or restaurant space along Pacific Avenue.

Browse more than 60 booths, give blood and enter a raffle.

The former Melt space could become a millennial-friendly Taco Bell with booze.

The last day for the Latin-inspired wine and tapas bar will be June 25th.

The bar aims to give the neighborhood a mid-priced option, with craft beer, cocktails, and a patio.

The benches are a collaboration between Autodesk and the Port of San Francisco.