Jennie Butler

The current and former District 3 Supervisors discussed Airbnb enforcement, Prop C and other issues Chiu is working on in Sacramento.

The Lower Haight's distinctively carved tree stump was knocked down earlier this week, reportedly by a driver parallel-parking on Haight Street.

Sadly, breakfast tacos are no longer part of the plan.

The art and clothing shop is closing for "a lot of different reasons," and will refocus on online sales.

More greenery, lighting, and pedestrian/cyclist safety are neighbors' top priorities for the Lower Haight Public Realm Plan.

After nearly a year of serving up Japanese fare at 531 Haight, Raijin Sushi appears to be officially closed for business. Its successor, Hot Zushi, has already put up its sign.

Born in the Inn Richmond, the shop will offer repairs, accessories, rentals and storage available on The Wiggle.

With a student body that's 20 percent homeless, John Muir Elementary is home to some of the city's poorest kids. Here's how you can help make their holidays brighter.

From now until December 23rd, you can buy trees of all sizes, garlands, wreaths, and mistletoe for a good cause.

Security was the watchword at last night's second public meeting with the marijuana dispensary, which is hoping to open next summer.

The SoMa marijuana dispensary will discuss its plans for a Lower Haight expansion at Two Jacks tonight, addressing issues tackled at its last meeting—like double-parking, safety and marijuana odor.

Art openings, live DJs, discounts and funnel cakes: get 'em all at tomorrow night's annual holiday event.

Though the owner says the closure will be temporary, the three-year-old restaurant is up for sale.

Andy Gilliland and Eric Ehler of Black Sands open up about the brewery and restaurant's first five months in the Lower Haight.

From 4-9pm today, Wing Wings' recurrent pop-up Batter by the Bay will be serving up Irish favorites, including fish n' chips, at 422 Haight St.

The gallery will feature the work of local artists, as well as open mic nights, live music, community workshops and classes.

On Tuesday, a unanimous vote from the SFMTA Board of Directors approved the Wiggle Neighborhood Green Corridor Project, which has been in the works for more than two years.

Residents and merchants will have a chance to weigh in on the two plans, designed to increase walkability, at two major meetings this week.

The Lower Haight restaurant is collecting food items for The City Eats, a nonprofit dedicated to feeding the homeless.

Traffic, illegal parking and offsite marijuana sales were major talking points at last night's public meeting with SPARC.

SPARC, the SoMa medical marijuana dispensary that hopes to open a second location in the Lower Haight's former Good Fellows space, is holding a community meeting this Monday, November 9th, at 6pm.

A tenant shares yet another account of rental shenanigans on the corner of Haight & Fillmore.

The salon has moved back into its original space after a yearlong retrofit and expansion, and now boasts a new look and more styling stations.

The Market Street bar reopens after seven months, promising an eclectic rotating menu and expanded hours.

This week, the Lower Haight finally gets a ramen spot.