This morning marks the launch of a new shuttle service that will run between Hillway Avenue and the Embarcadero during the morning commute.

We've partnered with local news station ABC7 for a weekly segment featuring some of the most interesting goings-on coming up each weekend, culled from our local coverage and events calendar.

The Chronicle reports that the city has filed a lawsuit, alleging that the landlord "illegally crammed dozens of formerly homeless veterans into overcrowded dwellings" across Bayview-Hunters Point.

Shortly after 10pm last night, neighbors in the Upper Haight began reporting news of a loud explosion that rattled the area.

The former Stelline and Las Estrellas storefronts are now Nightbird, which showcases the culinary talents of chef Kim Alter.

For all you dendrologists out there, we've got word that a tree fell inside the San Francisco Botanical Garden this past Sunday afternoon, as witnessed by tipster Damien S.

Three men are in life-threatening condition following separate violent incidents around the city this weekend, in Mid-Market, North Beach and Lower Nob Hill.

A Lower Haight neighbor is none too happy about the recent filming going on in and around Duboce Park, and has posted a flyer urging others to join the cause.

The beauty chain is headed to the SoMa shopping center that also houses Trader Joe's and Bed Bath & Beyond.

Take a peek at this week's segment to see what's going on around the city, from a Showgirls musical, to a sporting event for marijuana enthusiasts, to a Kurt Russell-inspired art show.

Less than a year after setting up shop at 506 Castro St., Artís Coffee Roasters is closing its doors in the neighborhood.

The theft comes after the July disappearance of Noe Street's Little Free Library.

The San Francisco Zoo's newest addition, born on Saturday, is the zoo's first-ever guanaco born in captivity.