Learn how to snare crabs from shore, how to use a casting net to catch herring and how to pokepole for the not-so-elusive monkeyface eel, among other techniques for nabbing fresh, local sea creatures.

A man is beaten in a drive-by mugging, mysterious shots are fired at Coit Tower, a teen phone robber is caught thanks to witnesses who tackle him, and more in this past week's crime recaps.

The museum of Italian and Italian-American culture has a permanent, private collection of art, as well as rotating and historical exhibits.

From May 10–14, the Chinese Culture Center will display three preliminary designs for a prominent and permanent piece of public art.

Ham, a lifelong dancer, loves to perform; he uses his skills as a barker to drum up sales at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market's G.L. Alfieri Farms booth.

The group has plenty of opportunities for members to get involved in local events and issues.

With imported antique furniture, a variety of gift items, and 30+ varieties of candles, the Marina shop has something for everyone.

The seven-station bodyweight fitness circuit was designed as a training tool for people of all ages and fitness levels.

SFPD is on the scene, and a number of transit lines are delayed and rerouted, including the 8, 30 and 45 buses and the Powell cable car.

The Marina bar/restaurant has already established itself as a destination for oysters, truffle fries and a broad range of whiskies.

Fortifying the seawall against the dual threats of earthquakes and sea level rise could cost up to $5 billion; this investment will pay for studies, public input, finding funding and more.

BRIDGE Housing and the John Stewart Company will construct 182 units for low- and middle-income, formerly homeless and senior residents.

The playground will be closed for a few days during the project, which will likely commence late this month.