Real estate pamphlets advertising Lower Haight building as Hayes Valley are stolen and revised ones that read "Only a realtor could call this Hayes Valley. This is LOWER HAIGHT bitches!"

The SFMTA has voted to increase parking limits from two hours to four hours for 15 blocks of the newly-created Area Q.

Parking control officers began issuing warnings on Sept. 1st, but real enforcement begins today.

The tiny storefront in Duboce Triangle offers private cooking classes for 8-12 people, taught by veteran chef Joe Wittenbrook.

The new fitness studio offers a range of 45-60 minute cardio and strength-training classes.

At around 9:35am, a CVS employee was assaulted during an attempted robbery.

Tomorrow from noon to 6 pm, check out the Duboce Triangle Block Party on Noe between 14th and Henry Streets. The family-friendly event will have DJs, games, face-painting and BBQ for sale.

The semi-annual event will be held in the afternoon tomorrow, with live music, a muralist, in-store discounts and ice cream.

Expect used clothes, books and plenty of kids' items at the 18th annual sale, which is accepting donations all this week.

The 17-mile race starts at Wing Wings, stops at five ice cream shops and ends at the other end of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Our picks for the best live music this month at venues across the area, from big concerts at the Independent to tiny restaurant and bar shows.

The new Area Q, which loosely centers around Alamo Square, makes its debut today.

Find vintage and Burning-Man-appropriate garb all day today and tomorrow at this semi-annual sidewalk sale.