Sonic has officially announced the rollout of its gigabit fiber Internet service, and promises full coverage of the Sunset and Richmond "within the next 12 months."

It's a weekend of free animal encounters, birdwatching, and parking permit chatter in the Inner Sunset.

"I pay the same price I did before, but the speeds are literally 100x faster."

Want to soak in some nature and still have time for Sunday's football contest? We have some suggestions.

The Inner Sunset veterinary hospital has been caring for sick pets since 1964.

The restaurant chain met with Inner Sunset residents and discussed plans to open in the former La Boulange location on 9th Avenue.

The all-volunteer group manages trails and cultivates native plants in this 61-acre urban forest.

Vandals have smashed multiple Muni bus shelters along Lincoln Way.

Neighbors near 6th & Irving have launched a petition to save the corner's lamppost mural.

Inner Sunset Sunday is one of the fog belt's biggest street parties.

Since 1978, Chris Duderstadt has created comfortable places for his neighbors to rest and socialize.

Passersby are invited to write their comments on the rainbow fence.

The private event venue on Irving plans to host pop-up retail shops, as well as instructional tastings and classes.

Brothers Gaby and Shadie Dabit are featuring fresh sandwiches, as well as some of their mom's recipes, at the new deli counter.

Hundreds of corgis will romp on Ocean Beach this Saturday, and we caught up with the folks behind the dog pile.

The race will dominate Sunday, but there are other things to do this weekend, too.

The PG&E substation, built in the 1930s, has been the site of a lengthy, but largely hidden, construction project.

A glance back at the Inner Sunset's stories of the week, and a look at the events of the upcoming weekend.

There is lots to do this weekend in Golden Gate Park and around the avenues.

For 133 years, the Golden Gate Park Band has been entertaining the public with free Sunday concerts.

Two debut novelists, one Norwegian literary lightning rod, and Bookstore Day festivities head to the Inner Sunset.

Native to Mexico, Agave americana reaches dramatic heights near the end of its life.

The small shop churns out 3,000 dumplings each day, and sells them frozen with cooking instructions.

It's well-stocked with a wide selection.

The Inner Sunset house with the rainbow mural gains another colorful sign.

A local author gave a talk about the history of the Sunset District, including how the neighborhood was named by a group of people complaining about public transportation.

It's your last chance to go see a giant agave blooming on 12th Avenue in the Inner Sunset.

A preschool in the Inner Sunset is expanding with a second location.

The DA, Chief of Police, and other city and state officials met with Sunset residents on Monday evening to discuss a recent wave of crime in the neighborhood.

A new hot pot dining option is coming soon to the Inner Sunset.

A homeowner wants to demolish his 1908 Edwardian home to build more housing and ground-floor retail, but some neighbors object.

The Planning Commission has delayed its decision while it investigates the building's rent-control status.

Today, we compare the modern Lincoln Way to its historic past.

Our all-Golden Gate Park weekend roundup features free Academy of Sciences admission, a vegetarian festival, and more.

Over two dozen residents and business owners turned out for the forum to discuss formula retail, zoning, and more.

A new Hong Kong-style fusion restaurant has opened up on Irving Street near 19th Avenue.

It's almost time for Halloween in the Inner Sunset, but there's plenty else to do, too.

A proposal to replace a 1908 Edwardian with a modern building has been canceled, though the existing structure may still be remodeled.

The San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park, always free to city residents, is also letting in out-of-towners for free on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.

Get caught up on the week in news, and the abundance of holiday-themed events set for this weekend.

We've got the details on all the events in the neighborhood this weekend, including places to shop locally for your holiday gifts.

The medical students marked International Human Rights Day today with a protest of racism's effects on mortality rates. "Institutional racism and violence are public health crises," said one student.

The commuter van service is trying to pre-sell a new route between Judah & Sunset and the 4th & King Caltrain station.

Zoo animals pick a Super Bowl winner, watch the big game at an Irish cultural center, or spend an afternoon at the library to connect with your neighbors.

Family, friends, and concerned neighbors will be searching Golden Gate Park Saturday morning in the hopes of finding Anna O'Connor, who has been missing from her Outer Sunset home since January 29th.

The San Francisco Deltas say they'll encourage public transit use and limit hard liquor to only a few ticketholders, but neighbors are concerned.

Whether you love music, nature, or museums, the Sunset has something for you this weekend.

The neighborhood group has agreed to support the San Francisco Deltas' plan to play home games at Kezar, but with some reservations, particularly regarding alcohol sales.

Whether you seek art, nature, or history, this weekend has something for you—and some cool new ruins at the beach to explore.

This weekend's events in the Outer Sunset include Playland's debut, a Food Faire, and a couple of Mother's Day ideas near the beach.

Founded by an Outer Sunset native, Churn sells small-batch ice cream made with ingredients its owner grows in her garden.

Starting in July, the Inner Sunset events venue will begin hosting culinary and beverage classes on Wednesday nights.

Here's a look at what's coming up this weekend in the Outer Sunset, including concerts, yoga, plankton and more.

The longtime Democratic campaigner and volunteer is in Philadelphia as a pledged delegate for Hillary Clinton.