A surreal scene is unfolding today in front of City Hall, as several white, inflatable rabbits, some up to 23 feet tall, are taking over the plaza as part of an art installation.

Also in the new issue: how two neighboring jewelry stores collaborate, and new leadership for the Fillmore Merchants Association.

Details at this time are slim, and SFPD is keeping mum about the investigation, as it's still in process. That said, the macabre discovery is being investigated as a "suspicious death."

Swing by Hayes Valley today to visit BroTea, pet a donkey, and buy the world's smallest messenger bag.

With its Lower Haight shop shuttered for an earthquake retrofit, Merch is selling some of its items from Hayes Valley jewelry boutique SR66.

The broad-daylight incident on Duboce Avenue saw the car's driver, who'd left the key in the ignition, thrown to the ground while trying to stop a carjacker.

Art shows, live music and discounted merch will all be on offer at tomorrow night's popular Lower Haight art walk.

Owner Bruno Matos used to work as a dishwasher at Go-Getters Pizza in the late '90s. Now, he and his brother have taken over for their own pizzeria expansion.

Along with the new name, Tiny Needles is adding more one-on-one acupuncture and cupping appointments, herbal consults with owner Demetra Markis, and Sunday hours to its roster.

Take pollution down to zero by becoming a Planeteer at this Friday's San Francisco Bike Party.

The geometrically-painted grates have popped up on Divis between Hayes and McAllister.

A month has passed since the violent assault, and SFPD is now asking the public for help in identifying a suspect.

SFPD has called a town hall meeting to address Duboce Triangle residents' concerns about crime and safety.