Nuala Sawyer

Over 50 local businesses in Lower Haight are celebrating San Francisco's chilly summertime this Friday, with art openings, live music, discounts and food specials.

Tomorrow night, old friends and new will come together for a booze-free, phone-free potluck hangout on Patricia's Green.

Dog owners can breathe a sigh of relief: Animal Control has scouted Duboce Park and found no evidence of the poisoned meatballs that sickened and killed dogs around the city in 2013 and 2014.

On his latest "People Behaving Badly," Stanley Roberts tackled an ongoing issue for Alamo Square locals: tour buses regularly driving by the park, even though they've been banned since 2013.

Hundreds of cyclists turned out for a somber memorial bike ride to honor the two women killed last Wednesday.

Rumors are circulating about the return of the poisoned meatballs, with one dog allegedly having died from ingesting them in Duboce.

Lower Haight bike shop Wiggle Bicycles has closed up shop for a week, as it moves locations from 520 Waller St. to next-door 518 Waller St., due to an impending earthquake retrofit.

Page & Gough will soon see a fleet of superfast, all-electric motos move in.

On Thursday night, Vinyl will celebrate the rerelease of "Watch Out!," an album of '60s funk and soul from Zimbabwe, with a party and raffle.

If you have questions, comments or suggestions about Hayes Valley's residential parking permit program, swing by the French American International School tomorrow night for a meeting with the SFMTA.

The driver, reported to be intoxicated, drove against traffic on Fell Street and crashed into multiple cars.

From Ragazza's secret gazebo to Bean Bag's sidewalk seating, we've got your outdoor dining needs on Divisadero covered.

A 32-year-old San Francisco resident is being charged with a felony hit and run, and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence.

"We'd like to kick off Pride weekend with a little love," says Three Twins. Swing by the Lower Haight location from 6-10pm tonight for a free scoop, in celebration of diversity and togetherness.

Separate hit and run incidents killed two female cyclists this evening, despite the city's ongoing attempts to reduce traffic fatalities to zero by the year 2024.

The eight units range in price from $266,000 to $333,000, but are only available for individuals who earn no more than $75,400, or couples who jointly make no more than $86,150.

Dozens of floats will join this year's Pride Parade, including one that celebrates the city's central neighborhoods.

Multiple readers notified us of police activity on 16th Street in the Castro this morning, with rumors of a stabbing circulating.

Artist Michael Markowitz has been running a figure drawing studio out of his apartment for 24 years—and classes still regularly sell out.

Enjoy wine, doughnuts, art, and sunlight until 8:30pm at a Summer Solstice Party in Hayes Valley this Thursday.

The Lower Haight record shop is hosting a monthly Ladies Night, creating a safe space for early-career female DJs to play in front of a crowd.

The former fast-food joint in a strip mall on Geary is getting a second life as a production bakery/cafe.

The Harvey Milk Photo Center will launch its new show "LGBTQ Chronicled" with a Peaches Christ-hosted drag party on Saturday night.

The large pepper tree at the north end of Patricia's Green has died, and the local neighborhood association is concerned about the health of the other trees on the green as well.

A local resident has taken it upon himself to cheer up an overgrown plot of dirt on the southwest end of the DMV parking lot.